IBU stands for International Bitterness Units, a system of measurement that, true to its name, endeavors to quantify how bitter any given beer is (via MasterClass). The scale ranges from zero to 120 IBU, which is the threshold of bitterness that the human palate can detect. The technicalitie...
Complete Beer Twin Test package includes: IBU, Color, Alcohol by Volume, Density, Real & Apparent Extract, Real & Apparent Attenuation, pH, Calories, Total VDK (diacetyl precursor), optional add-ons include Total Esters & Fusel Alcohols, Dissolved Oxygen, Microbiological Assessment. White Labs off...
What's on the label? ABV? IBU? Huh?!By: Bryan Donaldson, Brewing Innovation Manager Imagine with me for a moment. You are sitting down after a long day of work, having the first beer of the evening, but your mind isn’t quite shut off yet. You don’t want to turn on the TV ...
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Another important difference is the hoppy presence in a Maibock. Traditional Bocks don’t have a hoppy presence at all. Not to mention,a Maibock will have a higher IBUthan a traditional Bock too. What Does Maibock Mean? To understand what a Maibock means, here’s a quick breakdown of ...
New England IPAs use a technique called dry hopping, which is adding hops during fermentation. Why is this necessary? And how does it make a beer a New England IPA? For starters, adding hops during fermentation or after the kettle boil reduces the bitterness. Second, dry hopping leads to ...
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