Yeast: The Practical Guide to Beer Fermentation

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Yeast: The Practical Guide to Beer Fermentation

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Yeast: The Practical Guide to Beer Fermentation is a resource for brewers of all experience levels. The authors adeptly cover yeast selection, storage and handling of yeast cultures, how to culture yeast and the art of rinsing/washing yeast cultures. Sections on how to set up a yeast lab, the basics of fermentation science and how it affects your beer, plus step by step procedures, equipment lists and a guide to troubleshooting are included.


About the authors, Chris White and Jamil Zainasheff:

Chris White earned his doctorate from the University of California and founded White Labs Inc. in San Diego in 1995. The company's focus is liquid yeast cultures for homebrewers and professional brewers.

Internationally respected homebrewer Jamil Zainasheff co-authored Brewing Classic Styles with John Palmer. Jamil shares his passion and brewing prowess with homebrewers internationally, hosting podcasts on The Brewing Network.



Paperback: 328 pages

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SKU B233

Customer Reviews

Based on 18 reviews
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Ohara
Why you need to do things

I didn't realize the importance of aeration of giving nutrients until I read the book. The book doesn't make you a better brewer, but it does explain why you need to do things, like aerate the wort or must,.

B
Bolars
The healthy yeast book

I learned a lot from this book about the yeast life cycle and what it takes to make healthy yeast. I've applied this knowledge to my beer making and now aerate my wort and make starters, which I never used to do before.

O
Orson
How to Make better beer

The book explains why you should do things rather than just telling you to do something. This helps me out and makes the process more enjoyable and less rigid. After reading the book the next step for me is to get an Oxygen system.

D
Dan
All about making healthy yeast

I read a lot so much of this material was already known to me, but I still like having everything in one place. Its worth reading but there isn't that much thats directly applicable to home brewing.

A
Andrew
Informative

It's a pretty good book and discusses some of the common knowledge in home brewing. The main take aways are it's important to aerate your wort before pitching, its very good to use a nutrient, don't ferment warm, and its very good to make a yeast starter. There is a lot on growing your own yeast that i wasn't interested in reading.

Customer Reviews

Based on 18 reviews
72%
(13)
28%
(5)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
O
Ohara
Why you need to do things

I didn't realize the importance of aeration of giving nutrients until I read the book. The book doesn't make you a better brewer, but it does explain why you need to do things, like aerate the wort or must,.

B
Bolars
The healthy yeast book

I learned a lot from this book about the yeast life cycle and what it takes to make healthy yeast. I've applied this knowledge to my beer making and now aerate my wort and make starters, which I never used to do before.

O
Orson
How to Make better beer

The book explains why you should do things rather than just telling you to do something. This helps me out and makes the process more enjoyable and less rigid. After reading the book the next step for me is to get an Oxygen system.

D
Dan
All about making healthy yeast

I read a lot so much of this material was already known to me, but I still like having everything in one place. Its worth reading but there isn't that much thats directly applicable to home brewing.

A
Andrew
Informative

It's a pretty good book and discusses some of the common knowledge in home brewing. The main take aways are it's important to aerate your wort before pitching, its very good to use a nutrient, don't ferment warm, and its very good to make a yeast starter. There is a lot on growing your own yeast that i wasn't interested in reading.