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Microbrewing learning and training program (LD Beer School) Sensory analysis of beer (project workshop material) Prague, June 16.18., 2014Brewery School Training and Information Center Jana Slovak

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1. Research and learn about the process: Familiarize yourself with the principles and techniques of micro-brewing. This includes understanding different brewing methods, ingredients, and equipment used.
2. Develop a recipe: Experiment with different combinations of malt, hops, yeast, and water to create unique and flavorful beer recipes. Consider factors such as beer styles, desired tastes, and customer preferences.
3. Acquire the necessary equipment: Invest in appropriate brewing equipment, such as fermentation vessels, brewing kettles, cooling systems, and sanitizer. Ensure that you have all the tools needed for each step of the brewing process.
4. Source high-quality ingredients: Establish relationships with reliable suppliers who can provide premium malt, hops, yeast, and other brewing ingredients. Consistently using quality ingredients will enhance the taste and appeal of your micro-brewed beers.
5. Set up a brewing space: Design and organize a dedicated space for brewing, which includes proper ventilation, temperature control, and sanitation. Ensure that your brewing area adheres to local health and safety regulations.
6. Master the brewing process: Follow established brewing procedures, such as mashing, boiling, fermentation, and carbonation. Pay attention to details such as proper sanitation, temperature control, and timing to ensure consistent and high-quality beer production.
7. Implement quality control: Regularly sample and test your beers during various stages of the brewing process. This allows you to identify any issues or deviations early on and make necessary adjustments to maintain the desired flavor and quality.
8. Package and label your beers: Decide on the packaging options for your micro-brewed beers, whether it's cans, bottles, or kegs. Design labels that reflect your brand identity and comply with labeling regulations.
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What is micro-brewing?

Micro-brewing is the production of craft beer in small batches using traditional brewing methods.

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Micro-breweries are required to file micro-brewing.

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What is the purpose of micro-brewing?

The purpose of micro-brewing is to produce high-quality craft beer for local consumption.

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Information such as production volume, ingredients used, sales records, and taxes paid must be reported on micro-brewing.