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Saturday, 14 November 2009
Home Beer Brewing Process
Mood:  energetic
Topic: Home Beer Brewing

No doubt home brewing beer has been the world's oldest and the most loved alcoholic beverage. Its popularity is comparable as to water and tea. The history of this drink dates back to early Neolithic age. Brewing is an art of making beer either at commercial level or at domestic one. The exciting piece of news that has made this activity popular is that it is legal in most parts of the world. Hence most of the beer lovers are taking this as a home practice or rather in simpler terms as a hobby.

Among the beer enthusiasts this activity is becoming well-liked day by day. Home brewing may include brewing of beer, wine and cider. For the unknown this can be a black art but believe me this process of turning grains, water, yeast and hops into beer is really a simple one. Rather the heroes in the whole process are the yeast cells that lead to a rich yield of a good beer. The activity may include seven basic steps: Mashing, Lautering, Boling, Fermenting, Conditioning, Filtering and Filling.

There are various home brewing kits available for this purpose that can help you in making the beer in an easier and convenient way. These kits usually provide a liquid or dry malt extract, yeast or the hop extract. These when reconstituted with water produce wort. It is the easiest method available as this doesn't require boiling or other preparatory methods. You can add sugar according to your liking.

Though these kits can meet the standards as of a commercial beer but they are definitely not as good as the beer that is home brew made from all grain methods and malt extract. The real flavor of beer does lies in the indigenous methods adopted in its making.

Brewing beer at home can be exciting and cheaper than its commercial equivalents. You can yield a beer according to your taste and liking. It is environment friendly as it uses less packaging materials and transportation. There are various information sites available where you can get relevant step by step information about the home made brewing. This will definitely help you in learning this process in an easier style.

Hope this article has really encouraged you to adopt home beer brewing as your favorite home practice. Enjoy the tasty drink with your friends and family and earn the praise and applause of your preparation!


Posted by homebeerbrewing at 10:36 PM EST
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