5 Tips for Making Better Beer!

Struggling to make quality home-brewed beer? Try these tips!

1. Use fresh Ingredients - The quality of anything you make to consume relies on having the best and freshest ingredients. Make sure that yeast, hops, and grains are in their prime. That is why we suggest purchasing from a local homebrew shop, so you know what you are getting.

2. Keep your recipe simple - Remember, brewing is more like baking and less like cooking. Simplicity can be the key to a fantastic beer. With all the vast ingredients to choose from, it is easy to become like a kid in a candy store; however, I suggest picking a couple of elements and letting them shine.

3. Keep oxidation to a minimum - One of the biggest off-flavors for beer occurs due to oxidation. Make sure your fermentation is in an oxygen-free environment. Reduced oxygen environments can be challenging for new brewers, but ensuring that all vessels are purged with carbon dioxide between all transfers is critical.

4. Focus on Fermentation - Never forget that you, the brewer, makes the wort; the yeast makes the beer. That is why any fermentation flaws can be the first element that can make a bad beer. Pitch enough yeast and make sure you ferment at a consistent and correct temperature. And, always make sure the wort is aerated properly.

5. Change one variable at a time - Just like documentation, you will find that you want to change multiple elements in a recipe. Change one thing at a time. It is easy to get all mixed up by making 2,3, or more changes, and you will never be able to see what you have done to improve the beer.

Give these tips a try and comment if you have any more below!

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[CaptainHowdy]

Another great TIP from Clawhammer Supply.

[thepsychedelicqueef]

I think I’m gonna try making my own beer! This looks fun

[Cerevisi]

I would add along with fermentation control is treat yo yeast well! Pay attention to pitching rates, and use fresh starters when necessary. Also, brewing salts appropriate to style.

[craigkinney]

Kyle, emmet, weird beardy dude.

Do a video on small experimental batches. How do you do them? I use milk bottles as fermenters. However I find the scaling up difficult. What I do is brewl in the bag with grain in a hop bag in a pot. I canbuse one or two bags etc then I can change hops, yeast, dry hops etc.

You go any ideas?

[nitingons]

How do i make my beer more fruitier and less bitter with more body to it?

[Golden._]

Pretty tempted to buy from y’all but I figure I’ll have to figure out my own way to build it since I don’t want the Gov to know I ordered from your site

[elvioruggieri]

Ho ottenuto la birra migliore con solo 2 malti e 2 luppoli..

[penguiin]

5 steps to making better youtube videos

step 1: stop making youtube shorts
step 2: there is no step 2 as your normal videos are already excellent. please stop making yt shorts. i dont have tiktok because it is trash but youre bringing tiktok to youtube. please, cater to your fans who are actually legally able to drink