Beer, Sake, Spirits Flashcards

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Beer

What is “the wort”?

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A sugar rich liquid, from malted grain

the brewer must rst derive
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the wort, a sugar-rich liquid, from malted grain and then the brewer must ferment the wort

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What are hops, what do they add to beer?

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Hops, the
dried FLOWER clusters that provide avor and bitterness to beer, have both preservative and antiseptic
qualities that inhibit bacterial growth.

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What common thread ingredient do Hefe-weizen and white beer have?

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Wheat

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Explain the MODERN BREWING process?

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  1. Creat the malted Barley, or malt.
  2. The “cereal” is steeped in water for approximately 2 days to promote germination of the grain.
  3. Once the graing begins to germinate, or SPROUT, it is transferred to comparments w/ controlled temp. and moisture levels.
  4. as the sprout grows to nearly 1inch in length, the enzyme AMYLASE is produced.
  5. Amylase converts the starchy carb of the grain into the fementable sugars Maltose and Dextrin.
  6. This “green malt” is then roasted w/ hot air in a kiln to suppress further growth.
  7. the roasting
  8. Once grain is malted, the malt is ground or cracked in a mill to pruduce grist
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What determines the “style” of beer?

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The style of beer desired will determine the length and degree of roasting.
Highly roasted black malts, for example, are used for porter-style beers, whereas pale malt, dried at low
temperatures and very light in color, is used for pale ales

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Beer

What is a lambic beer?

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  • Unique specialty of Belgium, that are spontaneaously fermented in open-top containers w/ native wild yeast.
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What yeast(s) is responsible for Lambic beer?

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  • Brettanomyces Bruxellensis
  • Brettanomyces Lambicus
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Beer

Describe a Classic Lambic beer?

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Vinous in Character, distinctively Sour, and aged prior to release, often up to 3 years in CASK

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Beer

What style of beer is refered to as the Brussels Champagne?

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Gueze, a style produced by mixing one year old lambics w/ beers that have a ged for two to three years.

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What is the name for a fruit Lambic?

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Kriek, a more common style, traditionally dry in style.

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How are Kriek produced?

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Fruit lambics are refermented with added
fruits—such as sour morello cherries for kriek styles or raspberries for framboise—before bottling

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Trappist ales, lambics, stouts, brown ales and other strong beers should be served at what temperature?

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Cool Room Temp.

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What style of beer is famously Produced in Bamberg (franken, germany)?

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Rauchbier, a smoked beer

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What style of beer Originates from Hainaut Province in Belgium?

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Saison, a farmhouse ale or GRISETTE

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Fermentatino is fast and warm, producing richly flavored beers.

Identify the style of beer

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ALES
* Brown
* Pale
* Scotch
* Mild
* Burton
* Old
* Belgian
* Trappist
* Abbey
* Stout
* Porter

  • Brown
  • Pale
  • Scotch
  • Mild
  • Burton
  • Old
  • Belgian
  • Trappist
  • Abbey
  • Stout
  • Porter
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Fermentation is slow and cool, producing delicately flavored beers.

Identify the style of beer

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LAGER
* Pilsner
* Bock (inc. Doppelbock, Eisbock, Maibock)
* Märzen/ Fest
* Vienna Style
* Dortmunder
* Black/Schwartz
* Munich Helles
* Pale Lager

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17
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Spontanously Fermented (w. Brettanomyces bruxellensis, Brettanomyces lambicus, Sacchromyces cerevisiae, Lactobacillus, and others) over a long period of time; aged hops provide antibacterial qualities, not bitterness.

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Lambics

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What is a Gueze?

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Style of lambic beer, that is a blend of 1year old and 2 year old lambics. Fermentation concludes in the bottle

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19
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Mars

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mild lambic produced by reusing the lamt from a previous lambic fermentaiton.

20
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Faro

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Mixture of lambic and lighter brewed beer. Belgian candy sugar is added for sweetness

21
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Kriek

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Framboise, and other fruit lambics

22
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Wheat Beer styles

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  • Hefe-Weizen (“yeast-wheat”)
  • Dunkel/Dark Weizen
  • Kristall Weizen: Filtered, Cystal clear wheat beer
  • White: Often includes additon of orange peel and /or coriander
23
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Beer

How much wheat is in wheat beers?

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Produced w/ up to 60% wheat instead of barley (German law requires at least 50%); typically cloudy and unfiltered.

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STYLES OF WHEAT BEER?

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  • Hefe-Weizen (“yeast-wheat”)
  • Dunkel/Dark Weizen
  • Kristall Weizen: filtered, crystal clear wheat beer
  • White: often includes additions of orange peel and/or coriander
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Malting

Malting Nomenclature

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26
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Kilning

Malting Nomenclature

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27
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Roasting vs. Stewed vs. Smoked

Malting Nomenclature

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Flavor aroma or enzymatic power

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Adjuncts?

Malting Nomenclature

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Provide aroma, flavor and texture
* Oats: Richer mouthfeel
* Corn
* Wheat:
* Rice: Lughten beer

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Enzymatic Power?

Malting Nomenclature

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30
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Malting Nomenclature

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31
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Malting Nomenclature

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Malting Nomenclature

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33
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Hops Family

Hops

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Cannabaceae

34
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Beer

What do Hops do for beer?

Hops

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  • Contribute aroma flavor
  • Balance malt sweetness
  • Antimicrobial properties
  • Foam/ head creation retention
35
Q

Beer

Primary Growing areas for Hops?

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  • USA- Pacific NW
  • Germany
  • Australia/ New Zealand
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36
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HOP Profile: Columbus

Hop Varieties

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37
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HOP Profile: Mandarina Bavaria

Hop Varieties

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38
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HOP Profile: Tettnang

Hop Varieties

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more subtle influence (old world style)

39
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IBUs Or IBU

Hop Nomenclature

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International Bitter Units
* 1-120plus
* lower the less bitter, higher the more bitter

Human palate can only percieve up to 110

40
Q

Beer

Dry Hopped

Hop Nomenclature

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Gives essential pretty aromas that are easily volatized, before or after the boil

41
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Wet/ Fresh hopped

Hop Nomenclature

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Fresher aromas, more volatile but short lived. Fresh of the “vine”. Has more essential oils

42
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Hop Backs/ Hop Percolators

Hop Nomenclature

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43
Q

Beer

Ale yeast ?

Yeast

A

Saccharomyces Cerevisiae

44
Q

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Lager Yeast

Yeast

A

Saccharomyces Pastorianus

45
Q

Beer

Wild Yeast

Yeast

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Brettanomyces