Beer
tap into the art and science of brewing
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Author
Publication
1998 - Insight Books, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
61,250 words, Guess
Page Count
245 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL346624M
- ISBN-100306457970
- OCLC Control Number38439052
- Internet Archivebeertapintoartsc0000bamf_y3v1
- Library of Congress Control Number98005697
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- LibraryThing683483
- Goodreads3003167
Classifications
- DDC641.8/73
- LCCTP570 .B18 1998
- LCCTP570.B18 1998
Description
Foreword, Doug MuhlemanIntroduction1. From Babylon to Busch: The World of Beer and Breweries2. Grain to Glass: The Basics of Malting and Brewing3. Eyes, Nose, and Throat: The Quality of Beer4. The Soul of Beer: Malt5. The Wicked and Pernicious Weed: Hops6. Cooking and Chilling: The Brewhouse7. Goddisgoode: Yeast and Fermentation8. Refining Matters: Downstream Processing9. Measure for Measure: How Beer is Analyzed10. To the Future: Malting and Brewing in Years to ComeAppendix: Some Scientific PrinciplesGlossaryNotesFurther ReadingIndex
Description
"Beer: Tap into the Art and Science of Brewing is the first book that enables the nonspecialist to understand this science and technology. Charles Bamforth, an esteemed authority on brewing science, has written a witty and easy-to-understand volume that covers everything from the basis of selection of the best barley, hops, and yeast through to the composition of beer as it affects the taste, head, and wholesomeness of the finished drink. Set against a historical background, Bamforth traces the history of beer from ancient Babylon to today's sophisticated brewing centers, with forecasts of what the brewing industry will look like in the twenty-first century." "Beer: Tap into the Art and Science of Brewing is an excellent introduction for those interested in the brewing business, including entrepreneurs entering the expanding world of micro- and "boutique" brewing, by a recognized authority within the industry. This book will appeal not only to those whose involvement in beer is restricted to its consumption but also to those with an interest in science who will appreciate the fascinating manner by which the chemistry and microbiology of brewing have been unraveled by scientists. It is also a fun and informative book that will satiate the thirst of all beer enthusiasts."--Jacket.
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