Master Brewers Podcast
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Interviews with the industry's best and brightest, brought to you by The Master Brewers Association of the Americas.
Episódios
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Episode 122: The Pursuit of Freshness
04/03/2019 Duração: 38minDavid Oldenburg & Krystina Engebos talk about the commitments and resources required to leverage freshness as a competitive advantage.Links: MBAA District Presentations Archive Master Brewers Mobile App Special Guest: David Oldenburg.
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Episode 042: Kilned vs. Roasted: A Differentiation of Caramelized Specialty Malts
25/02/2019 Duração: 24minCassie Liscomb and Bob Hansen of Briess Malt & Ingredients Co. explain the various methods of production of caramel malts, as well as some fast/easy/affordable sensory methods for evaluating caramel malts in the brewery for QA and R&D.Links: MBAA TQ: Kilned vs. Roasted: A Differentiation of Caramelized Specialty Malts Master Brewers Mobile App
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Episode 121: Hot Side Hop Usage - Optimization with Extract
18/02/2019 Duração: 33minFounders is known for using a lot of CO2 extract in the brewhouse. Alec Mull talks about how Founders uses hop extract to yield more bbl of higher quality beer.Links: MBAA District Presentations Archive Master Brewers Mobile App
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Episode 120: Hop Contracting 101
11/02/2019 Duração: 48minIndustry veteran Karl Ockert talks about the economics of hop growing, contracting tips, things to look for during hop selection, contributing factors of recent hop market swings, and more.Links: MBAA District Presentations Archive Master Brewers Mobile App
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Episode 119: Biotransformation
04/02/2019 Duração: 26minEric Abbott talks about the biotransformation of hops - How it works, how to maximize it, and more.Links: MBAA District Presentations Archive Master Brewers Mobile App Special Guest: Eric Abbott.
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Episode 055: TPO
28/01/2019 Duração: 30minTotal Packaged Oxygen is the industry standard for determination of beer shelf life. If your brewery is going to survive an increasingly competitive market, you must calculate and strive for the lowest possible TPO. Measuring the DO of your packaged beer is not enough/the same thing as TPO. In this episode, Kevin Sudderth & Mike Feldman (Hach) give practical advice for TPO measurements. Listeners may also want to download slides from Mike's recent presentation at MBAA District New England.Links: MBAA District Presentations Archive Master Brewers Mobile App
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Episode 118: Sensory Lab on a Shelf
21/01/2019 Duração: 40minLiz Pratt talks about starting a sensory program from scratch with limited resources.Links: Master Brewers Mobile App Special Guest: Liz Pratt.
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Episode 085: Lactic Acid Bacteria Case Study
31/12/2018 Duração: 25minTim Lozen of Bells Brewery was awarded best poster (People's Choice) at the 2017 Master Brewers Conference for: A comparison of selected lactic acid bacteria for use in the production of sour wort and beer.Links: Poster: A comparison of selected lactic acid bacteria for use in the production of sour wort and beer 2017 Master Brewers Conference Proceedings Special Guest: Tim Lozen.
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Episode 071: German Sour Beers of the Late 19th Century
24/12/2018 Duração: 33minRon Pattinson joins us to talk about his latest publication in the MBAA Technical Quarterly. Abstract: Through research in German-language technical publications, such as brewing textbooks and chemical journals, this paper has assembled considerable information about German sour beer styles. Much of this material has never been available in English before, and the author has personally translated them from German. This paper will discuss information on the brewing techniques employed in producing these mostly extinct beer styles and details such as the original gravity and alcohol content. This latter information mostly comes from 19th century German chemical journals, which often published chemical analyses of German beers. This material demonstrates how many sour styles there once were in Germany and how common they were in some parts of the country. Links: MBAA TQ: German Sour Beers of the Late 19th Century
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Episode 114: Brewery Hose
10/12/2018 Duração: 38minMichael Caviness joins us to talk all things brewery hose: longevity, selection, storage, cleaning, and more.Links: District Northwest Presentation: The Hose Guide Ask The Brewmasters: Chlorobutyl Hose Liner Failure Ask The Brewmasters: Pickling new hoses
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Episode 112: Gluten-free barley: Lab to supermarket
26/11/2018 Duração: 28minBarley breeder & research scientist Crispin Howitt tells the story of how Kebari, the world's first gluten-free barley variety was born and how Radeberger used the variety to develop the world's first Reinheitsgebot approved gluten-free beer.Links: Brewing Summit Presentation: Kebari gluten-free barley: Lab to supermarket 2018 Brewing Summit Proceedings
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Episode 031: Maintaining Good Yeast Health
12/11/2018 Duração: 29minIndustry veteran Mark Sammartino talks about his past experiences keeping yeast happy to achieve consistent fermentations.Links: MBAA TQ: Maintaining Good Yeast Health: A Reflection from Practice MBP: Zinc in Fermentation Special Guest: Mark Sammartino.
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Episode 036: Torulaspora delbrueckii
08/10/2018 Duração: 23minMax Michel (Weihenstephan) describes how he used RSM to optimize a non-Saccharomyces strain for beer.LINKS: MBAA TQ: Optimization of Beer Fermentation with a Novel Brewing Strain Torulaspora delbrueckii Using Respmse Surface Methodology
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Episode 103: Colloidal Silica
10/09/2018 Duração: 21minChika Ezeani discusses best practices when using silicic acid finning products.
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Episode 021: Brewing Intensification
03/09/2018 Duração: 31minThe legendary Graham Stewart joins us to discuss his latest publication: Brewing Intensification Through the Lens of the Craft Brewer.Links: MBAA TQ: Brewing Intensification Through the Lens of the Craft Brewer Special Guest: Graham Stewart.
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Episode 100: Brewing Summit Keynote LIVE
13/08/2018 Duração: 36minWhat happens at the intersection of art and science in brewing? The Brewing Summit's keynote speaker is widely recognized for the highly imaginative and experimental beers that he has produced in his 22+ years in the brewing business. While he considers himself more avant-garde in his approach to brewing, he has long understood the role of perspective and great fundamental science as being an integral part of the flavors he chases as he knows, those who ignore the science of brewing are destined to fail. Join Tomme as he discusses his brewery operations and how art and science work together in tandem to produce world-class beers.
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Episode 097: Better Fermentations with Cloudy Wort
23/07/2018 Duração: 16minMagdalena Oehlschlaeger discusses a novel brewhouse design which produces higher fatty acid and zinc concentrations, reduced wort aeration, higher yeast cell growth, faster extract degradation, and altered production of higher alcohols and esters.LINKS: MBAA TQ: Influence of Altered Wort Composition on Selected Parameters of Fermentation
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Episode 095: FSMA
02/07/2018 Duração: 23minThe Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) is the biggest overhaul of US food safety laws in over 70 years. The smallest breweries are supposed to be in compliance in September 2018. Tatiana Lorca and Doug Hindman explain how to comply, where to go for resources, and who to ask for help when it comes to making food safety part of your brewery's culture.LINKS: Brewers’ Responsibilities and Obligations under the U.S. Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Food Safety Modernization Act: Insights for Brewers Submit a question to the MBAA Food Safety team
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Episode 094: Microbial Gluten Reduction in Beer Using Lactic Acid Bacteria and Standard Process Methods
25/06/2018 Duração: 32minIs that sour beer also gluten-free? Brett Taubman explores the topic of producing gluten-free/reduced beers with lactic acid bacteria.Links: MBAA TQ: Microbial Gluten Reduction in Beer Using Lactic Acid Bacteria and Standard Process Methods Special Guest: Brett Taubman.
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Episode 092: Automated Brettanomyces Cell Counts
11/06/2018 Duração: 21minIf you use Brettanomyces in your brewery, you know that counting brett cells is complicated. Leo Chan joins us to discuss the development of a method to automate cell counting of Brettanomyces.Links: 2018 MBAA TQ: Monitoring Brettanomyces Concentration, Viability, and Pseudohyphae Percentage During Propagation and Fermentation Using the Cellometer X2 Image Cytometer 2016 MBAA TQ: Measuring Lager and Ale Yeast Viability and Vitality Using Fluorescence-Based Image Cytometry 2016 MBAA TQ: Measuring Glycogen, Neutral Lipid, and Trehalose Contents in Yeast Using Fluorescence-Based Image Cytometry Related slide decks