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The Craft Brewer’s Guide to Best Practices
Volume 3: Dry Hopping, Sours and Funky Beer Production, Packaging, and Utilities
Craft Brewers Guide to Best Practices, Vol 3: Dry-Hopping…

By Karl Ockert

"You may have learned the foundational principles of wort production, fermentation, and cellaring, but upon holding the keys to the brewery in your hand, you may be asking yourself, 'What do I actually do now?' Karl's books will help you answer that question."—Thomas H. Shellhammer, Nor'Wester Professor of Fermentation Science and Professor of Food Science, Oregon State University

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The Craft Brewer’s Guide to Best Practices—written by Karl Ockert, lead editor of Master Brewers’ bestselling series Practical Handbook for the Specialty Brewer—provides information to help readers design, build, and run a craft brewery to consistently make high-quality beer. Presented in an accessible question-and-answer format, these books cover subjects and current practices relevant to craft brewers everywhere. Based on his wide-ranging experience, Ockert provides information and insights that are not found in other brewing guides and textbooks.

Volume 3: Dry Hopping, Sours and Funky Beer Production, Packaging, and Utilities provides practical, real-life answers to technical questions on an array of topics crucial for successful craft brewing:

  • Techniques for developing hop flavor in the brewhouse and cellars and mitigation for hop creep
  • Production and wood aging techniques to produce saisons, sours, funky, and flavored beers
  • Preparation methods and materials for finishing the matured beer for packaging
  • Packaging beer into kegs and serving tanks and draft system design, care, and upkeep
  • Packaging line design and packaging beer into cans and bottles using rotary and inline filling equipment
  • Using a proactive maintenance program and understanding key plant utility systems

Who will benefit from reading this book?

  • Anyone looking to start or maintain a career in craft brewing
  • Personnel in manually operated craft brewpubs and breweries (although many of the concepts can be applied universally to a brewery of any size)
  • Brewing and malting science educators and students
  • Technical staff and other professionals in industries related to brewing and fermentation

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