5 Tips to Brew Like A Pro

Weather you are a beginner or a seasoned brewer, here's 5 tips to start brewing beer as good(or better) than your favorite brewery.
After brewing professionally for a decade I can comfortably say it is totally possible for you to brew beer as good as me right at home. You just gotta do the right things.
Hope this helps someone on their journey to making great beer.

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Tanglefoot Brewing is a small Czech lager focused brewery in Temple, TX.

In 2021 the brewery opened in the back of my family's BBQ restaurant that had been operating for 53 years. The restaurant has since closed and Tanglefoot has now taken over the entire space.

This YouTube channel was started to  document the process of opening, running and growing a small craft brewery.

[PartyTimeBrewing]

I don't know why you bothered talking when we could just watch the end and see how to brew a perfect beer. Great advice ! Cheers!

[knacrr]

In the freezer/fridge there Is always something that can infect the beer, how to solve this problem if the fermenter is not airtighr?

[timothybeaty]

It’s always good to go back over the basics. Learning the fundamentals early and getting them right will always help. Thanks for the advice

[andrewhill]

great video, not the normal tips. I must agree fermentation temperature and yeast health are key to great beer

[rajvanegmond]

First time seeing a post from you... Love it. Straight forward and easy to follow!

[jcinsaniac]

Would you PLEASE consider talking about how you made that "intentional" leap on the changing of a beer recipe to work better with barrel aging? It's an obsession of mine...what did you do in that situation and what other kinds of brewing really benefit from this approach. Great content...Prost!

[rivrivrivera]

Right on !!! All good tips !!! I’ve been brewing for 8 yrs, and I learned all that in my experience . I’m still a seasonal brewer !! Kviek !!

[Tense]

Awesome tips. Temp control is super important. Though, I now use pressure fermentation to skirt the upper limits of my yeast temp ranges. Brewing clean lagers at 62f at 1bar in a week and then crashing and clarifying for 3 has been a total game changer for me.

[derekstiver]

Great tips! The hardest part about brewing a great beer is replicating it without good notes and practices.

[JohnFrytag]

Great video! No bs and hit great points! Thanks!