process occurs after fermentation.
result from the interaction of acids and
alcohol. The presence of esters can cause
the fruity flavours and aromas, such as
banana, blueberry, and pear, that
intentionally or unintentionally occur in
some beers.
in addition to malted barley to make a
beer. They tend to lighten the flavour of
a beer and produce alcohol.
Gravity
The weight of a liquid relative to the
or fruits.
Specific gravity must be checked before
and after fermentation. Used as an
indication of the amount of alcohol
present in the finished beer.
(degrees)
and carbon dioxide through the actions
of yeast on grain-based sugars.
combination of milled grains to be used
in a particular brew. Derives from the
verb to grind. Also sometimes applied to
hops.
and carbon dioxide, through the action of
yeast.
gravity
fermentation is complete (that is, all
fermentable sugars have been
fermented).
adjuncts used in mashing.
Head
Foam that forms on top of the beer when
clearing the beer of unwanted haze or
degree of carbonation, hops, and malt in
isinglass or gelatine.
A mechanical device used to rapidly
attracts particles that would otherwise
remain suspended in the brew.
Cask holding 54 imperial gallons ( 243
passing the wort through a medium,
sometimes made of diatomaceous earth (
made up of the microscopic skeletal
remains of marine animals). Yeast in
suspension is often targeted for removal.
One of the four principal ingredients of
as a bittering agent, a preservative, and
an aromatic.
petals of the hop flowers.
porous substance to clarify it. This
process occurs after fermentation.