Intro to Brewing: Brewing With Extract
Introduction to basic brewing with malt extract.
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This comprehensive introductory course teaches you everything you need to know to brew great beer at home using malt extract, hops, yeast, and water. From raw ingredients to pouring your first pint of homebrew and everything in between, there's no better introduction to the hobby.
Welcome
About this course
Course objectives
Course Units
Equipment needed for this course
Materials needed for this course
Beer basics
How beer is made
Beer's four main ingredients
Wort preparation
Boiling with hops
Fermentation
Conditioning
Packaging
Sanitation
Brewing your beer
Brew day overview
Recipe
Before the Boil
Prepare equipment and ingredients
Prepare yeast
Prepare sanitizer solution
Heat water in brew kettle
Prepare and steep specialty grains
Prepare and steep specialty grains Video
Remove specialty grains
Remove specialty grains video
Add malt extract
Add Malt Extract Video
Boiling your wort
Prepare your hops
Boiling
60 minutes remaining
59–16 minutes remaining
15 minutes remaining
Add yeast nutrient
10 Minutes Hop Addition
0 minutes remaining
Wort chillers
After the boil
Cool the wort
Sanitize Carboy
Transfer
Transfer wort to Fermentor
Top up if needed
Measure original gravity (OG)
Original Gravity
Pitch brewer's yeast
Pitch Brewers Yeast Video
Lock up and store
Fermenting Your Beer
Lag phase
High Kräusen
Flocculation
Gravity Readings
Conditioning your beer
Racking to secondary
Dry hops
Bulk conditioning
Measure final gravity (FG)
Final Gravity
Bottling Beer
Bottling day agenda
Sanitize bottles, caps, and equipment
Prepare priming sugar solution
Rack to bottling bucket with priming solution
Bottling Overview
Fill bottles
Filling Bottles
Cap bottles
Capping Your Bottles
Store bottles
Enjoying your beer
Wait
Refrigerate
Pour
Observe
Thank You!
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