Ingredients & Brewing Process Flashcards
During which step in the brewing process are hops usually added?
Boiling
The brewing stage in which malt is combined with hot water to extract the malt’s sugars is known as what?
Mashing
The syrupy, sweet liquid that remains after the lautering stage is known as ____.
Wort
The waxy, yellow substance found inside hop cones that contains bittering compounds and aromatic oils is known as what?
Lupulin
Flavors and aromas contributed by hops:
Grass, Citrus, Flowers, Pine, Tropical Fruit, Herbs, Earth, Tobacco, Cedar
Flavors contributed by malt:
Nuts, Caramel, Chocolate, Coffee, Crackers, Toffee
Makes beer bitter:
Hops
Makes beer sweet:
Malt
Give beer alcohol and carbonation:
Yeast
Is 90 percent of a finished beer:
Water
What does IBU stand for?
International Bittering Units
What do IBUs measure?
Theoretical bitterness of a beer
True/False: Dark beers are always high in alcohol and heavy on the palate.
FALSE
True/False: Ale yeast tend to ferment beer at higher temperatures than lager yeast and can take as little as two weeks to fully ferment a beer.
TRUE
True/False: Lagers take less time to ferment than ales.
FALSE