All about Beer

History, Production ...

History, Production ...


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This set of flashcards focuses on English vocabulary related to beer, ideal for vocational school students. It covers beer types like Stout, Bitter, and Wheat Beer, along with brewing processes such as Malting, Mashing, and Fermentation. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to study from the target language to the source language. Travelers, students, and anyone interested in beer culture or working in the industry will find this set useful for building a strong foundation in beer-related terminology.
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Who were the first brewing Beer and when?

The Sumarians around 4000 BC ag.

Why did the civilisations brew beer ?

  • They recognized that fermented drinks help them to prevent sickness.
  • Alcohol killed the bacterias wich were found in the water

 

What are the five steps for brewing beer?

  • Malting 
  • Mashing
  • Wort Seperation
  • Wort Boiling
  • Fermantation

What is Malting how long does it take?

  • The grain is soaked into Water to soften outer the shell
  • Then ist sproad on a malting Floor to convert into fermentable  sugar 
  • This process taakes 6-10 days

What are the two diffrent types of Drying?

 

  • Drying at a low temerature (characteristics of pale beer)
  • Drying at a high Temperature(characteristics of dark beer like porter or stout)

What is Mashing?

  • The grain is crushed and then put into a `Wash Tun` together with hot Water 
  • Mashing takes place around 65°

What is Wort boiling?

  • The wort is now boiled and essential plants called hops are added 
  • Hops add a bitter flavour and give the beer more character

What is Wort Seperation?

  • It is simply the process of splitting the liquid (the Wort) from the spent grains (The Draff)
  • The Wort is destined to become beer

How long does beer fermentation take and what are the two types ?

  • For top fermentation beer it takes 4-6 days (18-25°)
  • For bottom fermentation beer it takes at least 10 days at temperature of (5-12°) and 12 more weeks at temperature 0°

What is pasteurisation and why do we have to do that?

  • It is simply heating up the liquid quickly  to 70°
  • to kill the bacteria and increase the shelf life

What are the two most common grains used for beer?

 

  • Barley
  • Wheat

What is added during the Wort boiling?

  • Hops

Name 4 diffrent types of beer?

  • Pale Lager (Originated from Pilsen in the 1840)
  • Bitter ( A very british Beer and a source of national pride)
  • Porter (Named after London dock  workers)
  • Wheat Beer( Brewed primarily in Belgium and Germany)

What drink category is most associated with beer?

  • Flips 

Facts about pale?

  • most popular beer in the World 
  • Bottom fermented 
  • Heavily carbonated
  • originated from Pilsen in the 1840`s

Facts about Bitter?

  • british Beer / national pride
  • Top fermented
  • quite low in alcohol 3-6%
  • less carboxylie and usually hand pumped

Facts about porter?

  • named after london dock workers
  • very dark beer because of the roasting

Facts about Wheat Beer?

  • brewed primarily in Belgium or germany
  • top fermented
  • brewed from malt and wheat 
  • two variants unfiltered "Hefe" ( containing yeast residues) and "Crystal" ( no residues)

What country is most connected to Bitter?

England

What country is most connected to Stout?

Ireland

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