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Suppliers

2019-02-01T16:23:24Z

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{{Portal|name=Suppliers}}
A variety of shops, online stores, and wholesale suppliers are available to help you create your favorite homebrew or craftbrew. This article includes just a few of the thousands available.

==Online Suppliers==
A listing of suppliers with online catalogs and order forms. Listed alphabetically.
* [http://www.homebrewing.org Adventures in Homebrewing]
* [http://www.austinhomebrew.com/ Austin Homebrew Supply]
* [http://barleyhaven.com/ Barley Haven]
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer]
* [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith Recipe Software]
* [http://beertobrew.com Beer To Brew]
* [http://www.bvrgelements.com/ Beverage Elements Kegging Equipment]
* [http://www.bxbeerdepot.com/ BX Beer Depot]
* [http://www.freshops.com/ Freshhops.com]
* [http://www.highgravitybrew.com/ High Gravity Homebrewing & Winemaking Supplies]
* [http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/ HomeBrew4Less.com]
* [http://www.homebrewheaven.com/ Homebrew Heaven]
* [http://www.homebrewing.com/ Home Brewing]
* [http://www.homebrewmart.com/ Home Brew Mart]
* [http://www.thehomebrewstore.com/ Home Brew Supply, LLC]
* [http://www.hopgoblin.com/ Hop Goblin - Homebrew and Wine Making Supplies]
* [http://www.hopsandberries.com/ Hops & Berries]
* [http://www.kegcowboy.com/ Keg Cowboy Brewing & Dispensing Equipment]
* [http://www.leeners.com/ Leeners Homebrew Supply]
* [http://www.maltytasking.com/ Malty Tasking, LLC]
* [http://www.midwestsupplies.com/ Midwest Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies]
* [http://www.northernbrewer.com/ Northern Brewer]
* [http://www.paddockwood.com/ Paddock Wood Brewing Supplies]
* [http://www.thebrewhut.com The Brew Hut]
* [http://www.ushomebrewsupply.com/ US Homebrew Supply]
* [http://www.williamsbrewing.com/ Williams Brewing]
* [http://www.jaysbrewing.com/ Jay's Brewing]

==Brewing Software Suppliers==
Software for formulating recipes and performing brewing calculations.
* [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith Brewing Software]
* [http://brewtarget.sourceforge.net/ Brewtarget]
* [http://www.promash.com ProMash Brewing Software]
* [http://www.strangebrew.ca StrangeBrew Brewing Software]
* [http://www.usermode.org/code.html Qbrew] - Cross-Platform, Open Source Brewing Software

== Local Brewing Suppliers by State & Country==
Listed by state and city or country if appropriate.
===California===
* [http://www.brewsupply.com/ Culver City Home Brewing Supply] - Culver City, CA
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Concord
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Riverside
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Los Altos
* [http://www.homebrewmart.com/ Home Brew Mart] - San Diego, CA
* [http://www.osheabrewing.com/ O'shea Brewing Company] - Irvine, CA
* [http://www.sfbrewcraft.com/ San Francisco Brewcraft] - San Francisco, CA
* [http://www.steinfillers.com/ Stein Fillers] - Long Beach
* [http://www.williamsbrewing.com/ Williams Brewing] - San Leandro, CA

===Colorado===
* [http://barleyhaven.com/ Barley Haven ] - Lakewood, CO
* [http://www.thebrewhut.com/ The Brew Hut] - Aurora, CO
* [http://www.whatsbrewin.biz/ What's Brewin'] - Boulder, Co
* [http://www.oldwestbrew.com/ Old West Brew Supplies] - Colorado Springs, CO
* [http://www.myhomebrew.com/ My Home Brew Shop] - Colorado Springs, CO
* [http://www.beerathome.com/ Beer and Wine at Home] - Englewood, CO
* [http://www.hopsandberries.com/ Hops & Berries] - Fort Collins, CO
* [http://www.beerathome.com/ Beer and Wine at Home] - Westminster, CO
* [http://stompthemgrapes.com/ Stomp Them Grapes] - Denver, CO
* [http://stompthemgrapes.com/ Hop To It!] - Boulder, CO
* [http://stonicllc.com/ Stonic Home Brew Supplies] - Eastern Colorado
* [http://www.tomsbrewshop.com Tom's Brew Shop] - Lakewood, CO

===Florida===
* [http://www.flagala.net/ Flagala Hardware] - Panama City Beach, FL
* [http://www.bxbeerdepot.com/ BX Beer Depot] - Lake Worth, FL
* [http://justbrewitjax.com/ Just Brew It] - Jacksonville, FL
* [http://www.boothsbrewing.com/ Booth's Brewing] - Tampa, FL

===Georgia===
* [mailto:savhomebrew@comcast.net Savannah Homebrew Shop] - Savannah, GA

===Indiana===
* [http://www.greatfermentations.com Great Fermentations of Indiana] - Indianapolis, IN
* [http://www.valpobrews.com Valpo Brew's] - Valparaiso, IN

===Kentucky===
* [http://www.liquorbarn.com/ LiquorBarn] Louisville and Lexington, KY

===Maryland===
* [http://www.flyingbarrel.com/ The Flying Barrel] - Frederick, MD
* [http://www.mdhb.com/ Maryland HomeBrew] - Columbia, MD

===Michigan===
* [http://www.hopgoblin.com/ Hop Goblin - Homebrew and Wine Making Supplies] - Clarkston, MI

===Minnesota===
* [http://www.northernbrewer.com/ Northern Brewer] - St Paul, MN
* [http://www.ushomebrewsupply.com/ US Homebrew Supply] - Minneapolis, MN

===North Carolina===
* [http://www.ebrew.com/ Alternative Beverage] - Belmont, NC
* [http://www.brewerybusinessplan.com/ Brewery Business Plan] - Huntersville, NC - Selling Completed Brewery Business Plans & Offering Professional Consulting Services

===New Jersey===
* [http://www.brewapp.com/ Brewer's Apprentice] - Freehold, NJ

===Ohio===
* [http://www.hopsshack.com/ The Hops Shack] - Bucyrus, OH
* [http://www.thegrape.net/ The Grape and Granary] - Akron, OH
* [http://www.leeners.com/ Leeners Homebrew Supply] - Cleveland, OH

===Oklahoma===
* [http://www.highgravitybrew.com High Gravity Homebrewing & Winemaking Supplies] - Tulsa, OK

===Pennsylvania===
* [http://www.benshomebrew.com/ Ben's Homebrew] - Tarentum, PA
* [http://www.homesweethomebrew.com/ Home Sweet Homebrew] - Philadelphia, PA
* [http://www.keystonehomebrew.com/ Keystone Homebrew Supply] - Montgomeryville/Bethlehem, PA
* [http://www.lancasterhomebrew.com/ Lancaster Homebrew] - Lancaster, PA
* [http://www.mrsteves.com/ Mr. Steves Home Brew Supplies] - York, PA
* [http://www.readingsodaworks.com/ Reading Soda Works] - Reading, PA
* [http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/ HomeBrew4Less.com LLC]- Chambersburg, PA 17202
* [http://www.winebarleyandhops.com/ Wine Barley & Hops Homebrew Supply] - Feasterville, PA
* [The Brewlab] - Allentown, PA

===Tennessee===
* [http://www.CreateaWine.com/ Create-a-Wine & Brew Too]- Tullahoma, TN
* [http://www.allseasonsnashville.com/ All Seasons Garden and Brewing Supply Co.] - Nashville, TN
* [http://www.rebelbrewer.com/shoppingcart/ Rebel Brewer] - Goodlettsville, TN
* [http://www.fermentstation.com/ Ferment Station] - Knoxville, TN

===Texas===
* [http://www.austinhomebrew.com Austin Homebrew Supply] - Austin, TX
* [http://www.kegcowboy.com/ Keg Cowboy Brewing & Dispensing Equipment] - Houston, TX
* [http://www.txbrewing.com/ Texas Brewing Inc] - Texas Brewing Inc, Haltom, TX

===Virginia===
* [http://blueridgehydroponics.com/ Blue Ridge Hydroponics and & Home Brewing] - Roanoke, VA
* [http://www.fermentationtrap.com/ Fermentation Trap] - Charlottesville, VA
* [http://www.jaysbrewing.com/ Jay's Brewing] - Clifton, VA

===Washington===
* [http://www.homebrewheaven.com/ Homebrew Heaven] - Everett, WA
* [http://www.yakimavalleyhops.com/ Yakima Hops and Brew Supply] - Yakima, WA

==Commercial and Wholesale Suppliers==
Listed alphabetically:
* [https://affordablestainless.com/ Affordable Stainless Wholesale] - Wholesale Brewing Equipment
* [http://www.blichmannengineering.com/ Blichmann Engineering] - The finest Brew Pots, Fermentors and Accessories.
* [http://www.brewerssupplygroup.com/ Brewers Supply Group]
* [http://www.brewerybusinessplan.com/ Brewery Business Plan] - Offering the most comprehensive brewery business plan on the web and professional consulting services
* [http://www.briess.com/ Briess Malt & Ingredients Company]
* [http://www.schreiermalt.com/home.html Cargill Malt]
* [http://www.coopers.com.au/ Coopers]
* [http://www.hopsdirect.com/ Hops Direct]
* [http://www.hopsteiner.com/ Hopsteiner Hops]
* [http://www.hopunion.com/ Hop Union (aka. Yakima Chief)]
* [http://www.listermann.com/ Listermann Manufacturing]
* [http://www.muntons.com/ Muntons PLC]
* [http://www.polarware.com/ PolarWare Brewpots]
* [http://www.weyermann.de/usa/index.asp?sprache=10 Weyermann Malts]
* [http://www.whitelabs.com/ White Labs Yeast]
* [http://www.wyeastlab.com/ Wyeast Labs Yeast]
* [http://www.yakimavalleyhops.com/ Yakima Valley Hops]

==See Also==
* [[References]]
* [[Equipment]]
* [[Ingredients]]

[[Category:Suppliers]]
[[Category:Glossary]]

Suppliers

2019-01-31T23:06:26Z

BrewWiki: /* Texas */

{{Portal|name=Suppliers}}
A variety of shops, online stores, and wholesale suppliers are available to help you create your favorite homebrew or craftbrew. This article includes just a few of the thousands available.

==Online Suppliers==
A listing of suppliers with online catalogs and order forms. Listed alphabetically.
* [http://www.homebrewing.org Adventures in Homebrewing]
* [http://www.austinhomebrew.com/ Austin Homebrew Supply]
* [http://barleyhaven.com/ Barley Haven]
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer]
* [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith Recipe Software]
* [http://beertobrew.com Beer To Brew]
* [http://www.bvrgelements.com/ Beverage Elements Kegging Equipment]
* [http://www.bxbeerdepot.com/ BX Beer Depot]
* [http://www.freshops.com/ Freshhops.com]
* [http://www.highgravitybrew.com/ High Gravity Homebrewing & Winemaking Supplies]
* [http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/ HomeBrew4Less.com]
* [http://www.homebrewheaven.com/ Homebrew Heaven]
* [http://www.homebrewing.com/ Home Brewing]
* [http://www.homebrewmart.com/ Home Brew Mart]
* [http://www.thehomebrewstore.com/ Home Brew Supply, LLC]
* [http://www.hopgoblin.com/ Hop Goblin - Homebrew and Wine Making Supplies]
* [http://www.hopsandberries.com/ Hops & Berries]
* [http://www.kegcowboy.com/ Keg Cowboy Brewing & Dispensing Equipment]
* [http://www.leeners.com/ Leeners Homebrew Supply]
* [http://www.maltytasking.com/ Malty Tasking, LLC]
* [http://www.midwestsupplies.com/ Midwest Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies]
* [http://www.northernbrewer.com/ Northern Brewer]
* [http://www.paddockwood.com/ Paddock Wood Brewing Supplies]
* [http://www.thebrewhut.com The Brew Hut]
* [http://www.ushomebrewsupply.com/ US Homebrew Supply]
* [http://www.williamsbrewing.com/ Williams Brewing]
* [http://www.jaysbrewing.com/ Jay's Brewing]

==Brewing Software Suppliers==
Software for formulating recipes and performing brewing calculations.
* [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith Brewing Software]
* [http://brewtarget.sourceforge.net/ Brewtarget]
* [http://www.promash.com ProMash Brewing Software]
* [http://www.strangebrew.ca StrangeBrew Brewing Software]
* [http://www.usermode.org/code.html Qbrew] - Cross-Platform, Open Source Brewing Software

== Local Brewing Suppliers by State & Country==
Listed by state and city or country if appropriate.
===California===
* [http://www.brewsupply.com/ Culver City Home Brewing Supply] - Culver City, CA
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Concord
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Riverside
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Los Altos
* [http://www.homebrewmart.com/ Home Brew Mart] - San Diego, CA
* [http://www.osheabrewing.com/ O'shea Brewing Company] - Irvine, CA
* [http://www.sfbrewcraft.com/ San Francisco Brewcraft] - San Francisco, CA
* [http://www.steinfillers.com/ Stein Fillers] - Long Beach
* [http://www.williamsbrewing.com/ Williams Brewing] - San Leandro, CA

===Colorado===
* [http://barleyhaven.com/ Barley Haven ] - Lakewood, CO
* [http://www.thebrewhut.com/ The Brew Hut] - Aurora, CO
* [http://www.whatsbrewin.biz/ What's Brewin'] - Boulder, Co
* [http://www.oldwestbrew.com/ Old West Brew Supplies] - Colorado Springs, CO
* [http://www.myhomebrew.com/ My Home Brew Shop] - Colorado Springs, CO
* [http://www.beerathome.com/ Beer and Wine at Home] - Englewood, CO
* [http://www.hopsandberries.com/ Hops & Berries] - Fort Collins, CO
* [http://www.beerathome.com/ Beer and Wine at Home] - Westminster, CO
* [http://stompthemgrapes.com/ Stomp Them Grapes] - Denver, CO
* [http://stompthemgrapes.com/ Hop To It!] - Boulder, CO
* [http://stonicllc.com/ Stonic Home Brew Supplies] - Eastern Colorado
* [http://www.tomsbrewshop.com Tom's Brew Shop] - Lakewood, CO

===Florida===
* [http://www.flagala.net/ Flagala Hardware] - Panama City Beach, FL
* [http://www.bxbeerdepot.com/ BX Beer Depot] - Lake Worth, FL
* [http://justbrewitjax.com/ Just Brew It] - Jacksonville, FL
* [http://www.boothsbrewing.com/ Booth's Brewing] - Tampa, FL

===Georgia===
* [mailto:savhomebrew@comcast.net Savannah Homebrew Shop] - Savannah, GA

===Indiana===
* [http://www.greatfermentations.com Great Fermentations of Indiana] - Indianapolis, IN
* [http://www.valpobrews.com Valpo Brew's] - Valparaiso, IN

===Kentucky===
* [http://www.liquorbarn.com/ LiquorBarn] Louisville and Lexington, KY

===Maryland===
* [http://www.flyingbarrel.com/ The Flying Barrel] - Frederick, MD
* [http://www.mdhb.com/ Maryland HomeBrew] - Columbia, MD

===Michigan===
* [http://www.hopgoblin.com/ Hop Goblin - Homebrew and Wine Making Supplies] - Clarkston, MI

===Minnesota===
* [http://www.northernbrewer.com/ Northern Brewer] - St Paul, MN
* [http://www.ushomebrewsupply.com/ US Homebrew Supply] - Minneapolis, MN

===North Carolina===
* [http://www.ebrew.com/ Alternative Beverage] - Belmont, NC
* [http://www.brewerybusinessplan.com/ Brewery Business Plan] - Huntersville, NC - Selling Completed Brewery Business Plans & Offering Professional Consulting Services

===New Jersey===
* [http://www.brewapp.com/ Brewer's Apprentice] - Freehold, NJ

===Ohio===
* [http://www.hopsshack.com/ The Hops Shack] - Bucyrus, OH
* [http://www.thegrape.net/ The Grape and Granary] - Akron, OH
* [http://www.leeners.com/ Leeners Homebrew Supply] - Cleveland, OH

===Oklahoma===
* [http://www.highgravitybrew.com High Gravity Homebrewing & Winemaking Supplies] - Tulsa, OK

===Pennsylvania===
* [http://www.benshomebrew.com/ Ben's Homebrew] - Tarentum, PA
* [http://www.homesweethomebrew.com/ Home Sweet Homebrew] - Philadelphia, PA
* [http://www.keystonehomebrew.com/ Keystone Homebrew Supply] - Montgomeryville/Bethlehem, PA
* [http://www.lancasterhomebrew.com/ Lancaster Homebrew] - Lancaster, PA
* [http://www.mrsteves.com/ Mr. Steves Home Brew Supplies] - York, PA
* [http://www.readingsodaworks.com/ Reading Soda Works] - Reading, PA
* [http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/ HomeBrew4Less.com LLC]- Chambersburg, PA 17202
* [http://www.winebarleyandhops.com/ Wine Barley & Hops Homebrew Supply] - Feasterville, PA
* [The Brewlab] - Allentown, PA

===Tennessee===
* [http://www.CreateaWine.com/ Create-a-Wine & Brew Too]- Tullahoma, TN
* [http://www.allseasonsnashville.com/ All Seasons Garden and Brewing Supply Co.] - Nashville, TN
* [http://www.rebelbrewer.com/shoppingcart/ Rebel Brewer] - Goodlettsville, TN
* [http://www.fermentstation.com/ Ferment Station] - Knoxville, TN

===Texas===
* [http://www.austinhomebrew.com Austin Homebrew Supply] - Austin, TX
* [http://www.kegcowboy.com/ Keg Cowboy Brewing & Dispensing Equipment] - Houston, TX
* [http://www.txbrewing.com/ Keg Cowboy Brewing & Dispensing Equipment] - Texas Brewing Inc, Haltom, TX

===Virginia===
* [http://blueridgehydroponics.com/ Blue Ridge Hydroponics and & Home Brewing] - Roanoke, VA
* [http://www.fermentationtrap.com/ Fermentation Trap] - Charlottesville, VA
* [http://www.jaysbrewing.com/ Jay's Brewing] - Clifton, VA

===Washington===
* [http://www.homebrewheaven.com/ Homebrew Heaven] - Everett, WA
* [http://www.yakimavalleyhops.com/ Yakima Hops and Brew Supply] - Yakima, WA

==Commercial and Wholesale Suppliers==
Listed alphabetically:
* [https://affordablestainless.com/ Affordable Stainless Wholesale] - Wholesale Brewing Equipment
* [http://www.blichmannengineering.com/ Blichmann Engineering] - The finest Brew Pots, Fermentors and Accessories.
* [http://www.brewerssupplygroup.com/ Brewers Supply Group]
* [http://www.brewerybusinessplan.com/ Brewery Business Plan] - Offering the most comprehensive brewery business plan on the web and professional consulting services
* [http://www.briess.com/ Briess Malt & Ingredients Company]
* [http://www.schreiermalt.com/home.html Cargill Malt]
* [http://www.coopers.com.au/ Coopers]
* [http://www.hopsdirect.com/ Hops Direct]
* [http://www.hopsteiner.com/ Hopsteiner Hops]
* [http://www.hopunion.com/ Hop Union (aka. Yakima Chief)]
* [http://www.listermann.com/ Listermann Manufacturing]
* [http://www.muntons.com/ Muntons PLC]
* [http://www.polarware.com/ PolarWare Brewpots]
* [http://www.weyermann.de/usa/index.asp?sprache=10 Weyermann Malts]
* [http://www.whitelabs.com/ White Labs Yeast]
* [http://www.wyeastlab.com/ Wyeast Labs Yeast]
* [http://www.yakimavalleyhops.com/ Yakima Valley Hops]

==See Also==
* [[References]]
* [[Equipment]]
* [[Ingredients]]

[[Category:Suppliers]]
[[Category:Glossary]]

Brewing Your First Beer

2014-06-26T04:27:11Z

BrewWiki:

{{BrewWiki Title|name=Brewing Your First Beer}}
Brewing at home for the first time? This simple guide takes you through your first batch of beer including what's needed, how to brew and how to bottle. A short guide for the new homebrewer on how to brew your first [[Extract|extract]] beer!

Author's Note: John Palmer and Brad Smith have a new [http://beersmith.com/dvd "How to Brew with Malt Extract"] video/DVD which walks you through step by step brewing your first batch of beer, and is highly recommended for beginners.
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===Equipment Needed===
You don't need a large set of fancy and expensive equipment to brew your first batch of beer. Many brewing supply stores sell starter kits for $75 or less. It can cost much less if you can borrow some or all the equipment from a friend. Here's a quick summary of what is needed:

* '''A Large Pot''' - at least 3 gallons in size, though a larger one will generally result in fewer spills
* '''Tubing & Clamp''' - to siphon the beer - most common is 3/8" ID food grade plastic tubing. Clamps are available at your brew store.
* '''An Airtight Fermentor''' - a 5 gal plastic bucket with lid, or a glass carboy. If you can afford it, purchase a glass carboy as they are easier to clean and don't leak. If you get a carboy you may need a large brush to clean it
* '''An Air Lock and Stopper''' - sized to fit your fermentor
* '''A Bottle Filler''' - available from your homebrew supplier - should be sized to fit your tubing
* '''A Thermometer''' - with a range of 0-100 C or up from 32-220 F
* '''Bottles''' - You need just over 2 cases in 12 oz bottles to bottle your beer. Do not use twist off bottles - get the bottles that you have to pry the lid off.
* '''Bottle Brush''' - While not absolutely required, you usually need a good brush to get your bottles clean
* '''A Bottle Capper''' - a hand driven device to cap your bottles
* '''Bottle Caps''' - New bottle caps sold at your brewing supplier - you need about 50 caps for a 5 gal batch
* '''A Sterilizing solution''' - Household bleach can be used, but it must be thoroughly rinsed to prevent contamination. Your brew store may also have other alternatives such as iodophor and starsan that also sterilize well.

You can purchase many of these items at your local brew stores or online. As you get more experienced you can expand on these kits or purchase more experienced kits from other sites.

===Ingredients Needed===
The list below assumes you want to brew 5 gallons of a simple ale. You can use [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith] to formulate your own recipe or download recipes from our recipe page if you are looking for a different style.

* '''6-7 lbs of Unhopped Pale Malt Extract''' - Usually this comes in cans that are 3-3.3 lbs each. Malt provides the sweet base that the yeast will feed on to make alcohol. Available from various manufacturers.
* '''2 Oz of East Kent Goldings Hops''' - Hops add bitterness to your beer. Pellets are most common and easy to store.
* '''1 Package of Wyeast American Ale liquid Yeast (#1056)''' [ or White Labs California Ale #WLP001 or Safbrew US-56 dry yeast]
* '''2/3 cup Priming Sugar''' - such as corn sugar. Also available from your brew store or grocer.

==The Extract Brewing Process==
[[Extract Brewing|Extract brewing]] consists of five stages:

# Brewing the Beer - The pale malt [[Extract|extract]] and [[Hops|hops]] are boiled together with water for about an hour to sterilize the extract and release the bittering qualities of the hops. Frequently grains are steeped in the mixture prior to the boil to add additional color and flavor complexity.
# Cooling and Fermenting - The hot mixture (called [[wort]]) is cooled to room temperature and siphoned or transferred to a fermentor where it is combined with additional water to achieve the desired 5 gallon batch size. Once the mixture drops to room temperature, yeast is added to start the fermentation process. Cleanliness and sterilization are very important since the wort can be easily infected by bacteria while in this state. An airlock is used to keep the fermentor sealed during fermentation. Your beer will ferment for 1-2 weeks.
# Priming and Bottling - Once the beer is fully fermented, it is usually siphoned to another container to prepare for bottling. Here priming sugars such as corn sugar are mixed with the beer, and then it is siphoned into bottles and each bottle is capped with a bottle capping device.
# Aging - Once the beer has been bottled it needs to age for 2-6 weeks. During aging the yeast will ferment the remaining sugar you added and create carbon dioxide. This carbon dioxide will naturally carbonate your beer so it is nice and bubbly. In addition, undesirable sediments such as excess yeast and proteins will drop out of the beer during aging and this will enhance the flavor of your beer. In some cases it may take several months to reach peak flavor, though it is usually drinkable after a month.
# Drinking - When the beer is properly aged - just put the bottles in the fridge and enjoy! There's nothing quite like a great beer that you made yourself.

==Extract Brewing==
Brew day is my favorite part of the process. The smell of sweet wort bubbling away stirs something primeval in the human psyche. Since we are brewing a relatively simple extract beer, there is not much to set up. You need a clean pot large enough to hold 2 gallons of water plus the two cans (6 lbs of extract) and boil it (I recommend a 4-5 gallon pot if you can find one). Put 2 gallons of water into your pot and begin to heat it over your stove. Once the water has heated up a bit, open your cans of extract and slowly start mixing them into the warm water. The malt extract will have the consistency of heavy syrup, and you may need some hot water to get it all out of the sides of the can. The combined water and extract mixture is called "wort."

As you are adding the malt extract to your wort, you need to continuously mix it. If you do not mix it, the extract syrup will have a tendency to settle at the bottom of your pot where it will heat and caramelize, leaving a hardened caramel mess at the bottom of your pot. This carmelization can also alter the color and flavor of your beer, so it is important to mix well while heating.
Once you have all of your extract mixed in, the next step is to bring your wort to a boil. This is best done slowly, as your wort will tend to bubble up a lot when it first starts to boil. The water you used for your brew has a lot of air in it, and these small air bubbles will be released as it comes to a boil creating foaming and a high potential for a boil-over. The best way to avoid a boil-over it to turn the heat down a bit as the wort just begins to boil, and then very carefully manage the heat during the first 15 minutes of the boil until you have a steady boil with minimal foaming. Also, do NOT use a cover on your pot! While a covered pot will come to a boil quicker, the first time you open the pot it will boil over immediately - making a huge mess of your stove.

Once you achieve a steady boil it is time to add the hops. Weigh the proper amount and drop it in the hot wort. Some brewers use a mesh hops bag to reduce the mess later, but if you can cool your beer quickly most of the hops will drop out after the boil. Stir occasionally during the boil to reduce the chance of extract settling to the bottom and carmelizing. I recommend you boil for 60 minutes. Boil time will affect your hop utilization and beer bitterness, but this particular batch is sized for a 60 minute boil time.

==Cool and Ferment==
Once your boil has finished, you want to cool the hot wort to room temperature as quickly as possible to reduce the chance of infection. Many beginning brewers immerse their pot in a cold ice bath. Adding very cold water to the wort to bring it up to your target batch size (usually 5 gallons) will also help. More advanced brewers will use a chiller such as an immersion coil that runs cold water through a coil of copper tubing to quickly cool the beer. If needed, add water to the wort when you transfer it to your fermentor to achieve the target volume of 5 gallons.

The wort at this stage is very vulnerable to infection so you need to make sure that your fermentor, airlock, siphon tubes and anything else that touches the wort or yeast are thoroughly sterilized. I use a solution of 5 gallons of water and small amount of household bleach to sterilize my equipment. However if you use bleach you must carefully rinse everything with hot water or you risk leaving your beer with a chlorine taste.

Your wort must be fully cooled to room temperature (72 F or so) and siphoned or dumped into your fermentor before you add (pitch) your yeast. Don't worry too much about all of the gunk (hops and proteins) in the wort - most of it will fall to the bottom during fermentation. Pitching yeast in hot wort will probably kill it off, so wait until your wort has fully cooled before adding yeast. I highly recommend the use of liquid yeast as it is far superior in quality to dry yeast. Liquid yeast comes in either a plastic tube or smack pack. The plastic tube type can be added directly to the wort. The foil smack-packs require you to pop an internal pouch containing the yeast several hours before pitching it to allow the yeast to grow in a self contained starter. Follow the instructions on your yeast pack to prepare it and then carefully add it to your fermentor. Once the yeast has been added and mixed in, close the top, fit your airlock (which needs a little water in it) and set your beer in a dark cool place where the temperature is steady.

Your airlock should begin bubbling within 12-36 hours, and continue fermenting for about a week. If you see no bubbles from the airlock, check the fit on your plastic pail and airlock. Often plastic fermentors have a poor seal on the lid that leaks. The bubbles in the airlock are CO2 produced by the fermentation, and will slowly tail off as fermentation nears completion. Assuming you have a good seal, the bubbles should slow to one every minute or two before you consider bottling. As a minimum I would ferment for a week before considering bottling a beer.

==Priming and Bottling==
The final step before bottling your beer is called priming. Priming consists of mixing sugar in with the beer to promote fermentation after bottling. A small amount of priming sugar will ferment and carbonate your beer.

Before you can prime and bottle, you again need to sterilize everything the beer will touch. Though your beer has fermented out, it still can be ruined by bacteria or by adding too much oxygen to it (i.e. don't splash it around). Most brewers use a large plastic bucket or carboy to make it easy to mix the priming sugar in evenly. Sterilize the bucket thoroughly, and also sterilize your siphoning equipment, tools and of course your bottles. Make sure your bottles are clean of debris before sterilizing - use a bottle brush to remove any deposits. Some people sterilize bottles by soaking them in a weak bleach solution and then rinsing well. I've also had some success with sterilizing my bottles in the dishwasher, but you need to run it several times with no soap and hot water to avoid leaving a soap residue that will ruin the head retention on your beer.

Siphon the finished beer into your priming bucket, trying very hard not to splash it around or mix any air in with it. Add 2/3 cup of priming sugar (I recommend corn sugar) to your beer and very gently mix it in. Next siphon the beer into your bottles using your bottle filler. Be sure to leave at least an inch or more of empty space at the top of your bottle to aid in fermentation. Put the caps on each bottle as you go and use your bottle capper to secure them.

==Aging==
The most difficult part by far is waiting for your beer to come of age. While most beers are drinkable after a few weeks, the average homebrew reaches peak flavor anywhere from 8 weeks to 15 weeks after brewing. Most homebrewers simply can't wait this long. During the aging process your beer will carbonate and excess yeast, tannins and proteins that create off flavors will fall out of your beer and settle to the bottom of the bottle. This will substantially improve your beer. I personally recommend waiting about 3-4 weeks after bottling before sampling your first brew.

Store your bottles in a cool, dark place. Unless you are brewing a lager under temperature controlled conditions, do not store your beer in the refrigerator for the first two weeks. Give it two weeks to fully carbonate at room temperature. After the first two weeks, refrigerating the beer will help it improve more quickly because the tannins, yeast and protein will sediment faster at cold temperature.

==Drinking==
The blessed day has finally arrived to sample your creation. During the aging process excess yeast, tannins and proteins will settle to the bottom of your bottle. Get a clean glass, open your brew, and gently pour most of your beer into the glass leaving only the sediment and a small amount of beer in your bottle. Don't worry if you take a little sediment into the glass - it won't hurt you though it may not improve the taste of your brew. Smell the fresh beer, admire the frothy head, and then sip (don't guzzle) your first homebrew and enjoy! As always, please drink responsibly.

==See Also==
*[[Processes|More on the Brewing Process]]
* [[Extract Brewing]]
* [[Tips for Better Beer]]
* [[Moving to All Grain]]

==External Links==
* [http://www.beersmith.com/blog BeerSmith Blog] - Weekly Home Brewing Articles
* [http://www.brewpoll.com BrewPoll Home Brewing News] - Social News Site on Brewing and Beer
* [http://www.howtobrew.com/ How to Brew by John Palmer]
* [http://www.brewium.com/ Introduction to Home Brewing DVD by Brewium]
* [http://breworganic.com/tips/virtual_class.htm Virtual Introduction to Brewing Class]
* [http://www.homebrewguide.info Home Brew Guide] - PDF Guide on Home Brewing + 640 Recipes
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This is the main community page for those who wish to contribute to BrewWiki. BrewWiki is a community site, and depends on your contributions as an editor or author to keep it current, relevant and growing. BrewWiki was originally created in June of 2006 by Brad Smith of [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith].

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===Editing and Formatting===
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We want BrewWiki to be a true brewing encyclopedia and not just another collection of links. While it is perfectly appropriate to add some links - especially to the pages dedicated to links, it is also important that you contribute real content. You can write a new article on just about anything brewing related, or consider adding a paragraph or two to an existing article. Your thoughts might prompt someone else to add a few paragraphs, and before you know it we will have a true brewing encyclopedia.

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==The Glossary==
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==Stubs==
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==BrewWiki Projects==
BrewWiki pages are organized into projects that each have a main portal and a main category assigned. Where possible, the larger projects correspond to main entry portals on the [[Main Page|BrewWiki Main Page]]. To join a project as an editor or author, simply add your name to the editor column for the major projects listed below. We recommend that you contact the other editors for your project to coordinate before jumping in with major changes. Please be sure to link new pages to the appropriate portal page and category for the portal you are editing.

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Suppliers

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A variety of shops, online stores, and wholesale suppliers are available to help you create your favorite homebrew or craftbrew. This article includes just a few of the thousands available.

==Online Suppliers==
A listing of suppliers with online catalogs and order forms. Listed alphabetically.
* [http://www.homebrewing.org Adventures in Homebrewing]
* [http://www.austinhomebrew.com/ Austin Homebrew Supply]
* [http://barleyhaven.com/ Barley Haven]
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer]
* [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith Recipe Software]
* [http://beertobrew.com Beer To Brew]
* [http://www.bvrgelements.com/ Beverage Elements Kegging Equipment]
* [http://www.bxbeerdepot.com/ BX Beer Depot]
* [http://www.freshops.com/ Freshhops.com]
* [http://www.highgravitybrew.com/ High Gravity Homebrewing & Winemaking Supplies]
* [http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/ HomeBrew4Less.com]
* [http://www.homebrewheaven.com/ Homebrew Heaven]
* [http://www.homebrewing.com/ Home Brewing]
* [http://www.homebrewmart.com/ Home Brew Mart]
* [http://www.thehomebrewstore.com/ Home Brew Supply, LLC]
* [http://www.hopsandberries.com/ Hops & Berries]
* [http://www.kegcowboy.com/ Keg Cowboy Brewing & Dispensing Equipment]
* [http://www.leeners.com/ Leeners Homebrew Supply]
* [http://www.maltytasking.com/ Malty Tasking, LLC]
* [http://www.midwestsupplies.com/ Midwest Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies]
* [http://www.northernbrewer.com/ Northern Brewer]
* [http://www.paddockwood.com/ Paddock Wood Brewing Supplies]
* [http://www.thebrewhut.com The Brew Hut]
* [http://www.williamsbrewing.com/ Williams Brewing]
* [http://www.jaysbrewing.com/ Jay's Brewing]

==Brewing Software Suppliers==
Software for formulating recipes and performing brewing calculations.
* [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith Brewing Software]
* [http://brewtarget.sourceforge.net/ Brewtarget]
* [http://www.promash.com ProMash Brewing Software]
* [http://www.strangebrew.ca StrangeBrew Brewing Software]
* [http://www.usermode.org/code.html Qbrew] - Cross-Platform, Open Source Brewing Software

== Local Brewing Suppliers by State & Country==
Listed by state and city or country if appropriate.
===California===
* [http://www.brewsupply.com/ Culver City Home Brewing Supply] - Culver City, CA
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Concord
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Riverside
* [http://www.morebeer.com/ Beer, Beer & More Beer] - Los Altos
* [http://www.homebrewmart.com/ Home Brew Mart] - San Diego, CA
* [http://www.osheabrewing.com/ O'shea Brewing Company] - Irvine, CA
* [http://www.sfbrewcraft.com/ San Francisco Brewcraft] - San Francisco, CA
* [http://www.steinfillers.com/ Stein Fillers] - Long Beach
* [http://www.williamsbrewing.com/ Williams Brewing] - San Leandro, CA

===Colorado===
* [http://barleyhaven.com/ Barley Haven ] - Lakewood, CO
* [http://www.thebrewhut.com/ The Brew Hut] - Aurora, CO
* [http://www.whatsbrewin.biz/ What's Brewin'] - Boulder, Co
* [http://www.oldwestbrew.com/ Old West Brew Supplies] - Colorado Springs, CO
* [http://www.myhomebrew.com/ My Home Brew Shop] - Colorado Springs, CO
* [http://www.beerathome.com/ Beer and Wine at Home] - Englewood, CO
* [http://www.hopsandberries.com/ Hops & Berries] - Fort Collins, CO
* [http://www.beerathome.com/ Beer and Wine at Home] - Westminster, CO
* [http://stompthemgrapes.com/ Stomp Them Grapes] - Denver, CO
* [http://stompthemgrapes.com/ Hop To It!] - Boulder, CO
* [http://stonicllc.com/ Stonic Home Brew Supplies] - Eastern Colorado
* [http://www.tomsbrewshop.com Tom's Brew Shop] - Lakewood, CO

===Florida===
* [http://www.flagala.net/ Flagala Hardware] - Panama City Beach, FL
* [http://www.bxbeerdepot.com/ BX Beer Depot] - Lake Worth, FL
* [http://justbrewitjax.com/ Just Brew It] - Jacksonville, FL
* [http://www.boothsbrewing.com/ Booth's Brewing] - Tampa, FL

===Georgia===
* [mailto:savhomebrew@comcast.net Savannah Homebrew Shop] - Savannah, GA

===Indiana===
* [http://www.greatfermentations.com Great Fermentations of Indiana] - Indianapolis, IN

===Kentucky===
* [http://www.liquorbarn.com/ LiquorBarn] Louisville and Lexington, KY

===Maryland===
* [http://www.flyingbarrel.com/ The Flying Barrel] - Frederick, MD
* [http://www.mdhb.com/ Maryland HomeBrew] - Columbia, MD

===Minnesota===
* [http://www.allsafe.net/ All Safe, Inc. Wholesale Equipment] - Wyoming, MN
* [http://www.northernbrewer.com/ Northern Brewer] - St Paul, MN

===North Carolina===
* [http://www.ebrew.com/ Alternative Beverage] - Belmont, NC

===New Jersey===
* [http://www.brewapp.com/ Brewer's Apprentice] - Freehold, NJ

===Ohio===
* [http://www.hopsshack.com/ The Hops Shack] - Bucyrus, OH
* [http://www.thegrape.net/ The Grape and Granary] - Akron, OH
* [http://www.leeners.com/ Leeners Homebrew Supply] - Cleveland, OH

===Oklahoma===
* [http://www.highgravitybrew.com High Gravity Homebrewing & Winemaking Supplies] - Tulsa, OK

===Pennsylvania===
* [http://www.benshomebrew.com/ Ben's Homebrew] - Tarentum, PA
* [http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/ HomeBrew4Less.com LLC]- Chambersburg, PA 17202
* [http://www.homesweethomebrew.com/ Home Sweet Homebrew] - Philadelphia, PA
* [http://www.mrsteves.com/ Mr. Steves Home Brew Supplies] - York, PA
* [http://www.keystonehomebrew.com/ Keystone Homebrew Supply] - Montgomeryville/Bethlehem, PA
* [http://www.winebarleyandhops.com/ Wine Barley & Hops Homebrew Supply] - Feasterville, PA
* [The Brewlab] - Allentown, PA

===Tennessee===
* [http://www.CreateaWine.com/ Create-a-Wine & Brew Too]- Tullahoma, TN
* [http://www.allseasonsnashville.com/ All Seasons Garden and Brewing Supply Co.] - Nashville, TN
* [http://www.rebelbrewer.com/shoppingcart/ Rebel Brewer] - Goodlettsville, TN
* [http://www.fermentstation.com/ Ferment Station] - Knoxville, TN

===Texas===
* [http://www.austinhomebrew.com Austin Homebrew Supply] - Austin, TX
* [http://www.kegcowboy.com/ Keg Cowboy Brewing & Dispensing Equipment] - Houston, TX

===Virginia===
* [http://blueridgehydroponics.com/ Blue Ridge Hydroponics and & Home Brewing] - Roanoke, VA
* [http://www.fermentationtrap.com/ Fermentation Trap] - Charlottesville, VA
* [http://www.jaysbrewing.com/ Jay's Brewing] - Clifton, VA

===Washington===
* [http://www.homebrewheaven.com/ Homebrew Heaven] - Everett, WA

==Commercial and Wholesale Suppliers==
Listed alphabetically:
* [http://www.allsafe.net/ All Safe, Inc.]
* [http://www.blichmannengineering.com/ Blichmann Engineering] - The finest Brew Pots, Fermentors and Accessories.
* [http://www.brewerssupplygroup.com/ Brewers Supply Group]
* [http://www.briess.com/ Briess Malt & Ingredients Company]
* [http://www.schreiermalt.com/home.html Cargill Malt]
* [http://www.coopers.com.au/ Coopers]
* [http://www.hopsdirect.com/ Hops Direct]
* [http://www.hopsteiner.com/ Hopsteiner Hops]
* [http://www.hopunion.com/ Hop Union]
* [http://www.listermann.com/ Listermann Manufacturing]
* [http://www.muntons.com/ Muntons PLC]
* [http://www.polarware.com/ PolarWare Brewpots]
* [http://www.weyermann.de/usa/index.asp?sprache=10 Weyermann Malts]
* [http://www.whitelabs.com/ White Labs Yeast]
* [http://www.wyeastlab.com/ Wyeast Labs Yeast]

==See Also==
* [[References]]
* [[Equipment]]
* [[Ingredients]]

[[Category:Suppliers]]
[[Category:Glossary]]

BrewWiki:About

2011-03-25T15:26:22Z

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==About BrewWiki==
BrewWiki.com was created in June of 2006 by Brad Smith, the author of [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith]. The concept behind BrewWiki is quite simple - a place where anyone can contribute to a growing encyclopedia of brewing knowledge for all to share. Anyone can edit or submit an article to BrewWiki - visit our [[BrewWiki:Community Portal]] to learn more.

BrewWiki joins Brad's circle of homebrewing social sites including [http://www.beersmith.com/blog BeerSmith's Home Brewing Blog], [http://www.brewpoll BrewPoll Home Brewing News] and [http://www.beersmith.com/forum The BeerSmith Discussion Forum].

===Content Guidelines===
* '''The posting of Copyrighted Material, Adult Content, Blatent Advertising, Inappropriate Content, and material wholly unrelated to brewing is expressly prohibited'''
* All contributions are to be in English
* Please avoid foul language, abusing other members, and other forms of bad behavior
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===Removing Inappropriate Content===
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* If you have any problems, please report them to the administrator [[User:BrewWiki|BrewWiki]].

===Donations===
If you would like to make a donation to the operation of BrewWiki.com, see the [[BrewWiki:Site support|Site Support]] page. However the greatest donation you can make is to contribute articles and new material to this wiki.

==See Also==
* [[BrewWiki:Community Portal]] - The main page for contributors.
* [[Help:Contents|Help Contents]]
* [[BrewWiki:Copyrights]]

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'''Malting''' is a process in which grains are allowed to germinate and then quickly dried in a kiln before the plant has a chance to fully develop. Most grains that homebrewers purchase have already been malted and are ready for either steeping or crushing and [[mashing]]. The malting process develops enzymes that are required to modify complex starches in the grain into simple fermentable sugars during a later step in the brewing process called [[mashing]]. Malted grains are low in moisture and can be stored for an extended period. Malted grains are also easily crushed for [[All Grain|All Grain Brewing]] or steeped for use in [[Extract Brewing]].

==Steps in the Malting Process==
* Raw grains are soaked to begin germination.
* Moisture and germination is maintained until the green ''acrospire'' (sprout) reaches a length approximately the length of the grain. This takes approximately 5 days.
* Green malt is kiln dried until the level of moisture is reduced to about 6%. Darker grains may be kilned at higher temperature for an extended period to darken or roast the grain adding color and flavor.
* The brittle acrospires are separated from the grains, and the malt is packaged for shipping.

==See Also==
* [[Processes]]
* [[Malt]]
* [[Mashing]]
* [[Ingredients]]

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* [http://www.beersmith.com/blog/2009/12/05/malting-barley-grain-at-home/ Malting Barley Grain at Home] - BeerSmith Blog, Dec 2009
* [http://byo.com/feature/284.html Make Your Own Malt] - BYO Magazine Article, Aug 1997

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Hundreds of books are available covering every topic from beginner brewing to advanced brewing chemistry. This article is dedicated to reviews of brewing books.

==Brewing Books==

* [[Brewing Beers Like Those You Buy]] by Dave Line - a review

* [[Home Brewed Beers and Stouts]] by C.J.J.Berry - a review

* The [[Home Brewer's Recipe Database]] by Les Howarth

==See Also==
* [[References]]
* [[Magazines]]

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* [http://www.beersmith.com/blog/2008/03/12/designing-great-beers-by-ray-daniels-a-book-review/ Designing Great Beers] - A book review
* [http://www.beersmith.com/blog/beersmith-home-brewing-guide/ The BeerSmith Brewing Guide] - An online book by Brad Smith
* [http://www.howtobrew.com/ How to Brew] - An online book by John Palmer

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__NOTOC__'''Hops''' provide bitterness to balance the sweetness of [[Malt]] when making beer, adds flavoring oils and aromas, and also helps to stabilize and preserve beer. Hops used in brewing comes from the flowers of a plant called ''Humulus lupulus''. The hop plant is a perrenial spiraling vine that requires most soil. The flowers of the hops, called ''cones'' are dried before use. These flowers are usually green in color with yellow ''lupulin'' glands between the petals that provide many of the oils.

===Types of Hops===
* '''Loose or Leaf Hops''' - Hops in its most natural form. Leaf hops float, provide a nice filter bed when siphoning, and are excellent when fresh. Unfortunately these hops are also most susceptible to exposure to air and oxidization, which means their quality will decline more rapidly unless vacuum sealed in a oxygen barrier bag.
* '''Plug Hops''' - Dried and compressed hop cones. When hydrated these are essentially the same as whole hops, but will store better.
* '''Pellet Hops''' - Perhaps the most widely available to the home brewer, these hops are dried, chopped and compressed into tiny pellets. They store well, and are easy to measure in small quantities. The chopping and compressing can release some of the lupulin glands to burst losing some aromatic oils.

===Measuring Bitterness===
Hop bitterness is measured in [[International Bitterness Units]] or ''IBU's''. One IBU is one part per million of ''isohumulone'' which is a bittering (alpha) acid. IBU's can be estimated when brewing a beer by several different formulas, the most popular of which are the ''Tinseth'', ''Rager'' and ''Garetz'' formulas. IBU's for light beers are generally in the 10-20 range, while dark flavorful beers such as stouts may have an IBU as high as 50. Some barley wines have IBU values of 100 or more to offset the extreme malty sweetness of the beer. See the [[Beer Styles]] BJCP guide for some typical IBU ranges for different styles of beer.

===Bittering Oils===
Bittiness in beer is provided by oils released by the hops. The bittering oils of the hops are isomerized (rearranged) during the boil. Insoluable alpha acids (α-acids) are isomerized by the boil into more soluble and stable alpha acids. As the boil time increases, the bitterness released also increases. These alpha acids provide the majority of the bitterness in finished beer. A second component called beta acid also provides some bitterness. Additional compounds in hops provide both aroma and preservative qualities.

===Hops Storage===
The alpha and beta acids in hops are both vulnerable to oxidation which will decrease their effectiveness. Hops will degrade faster at temperatures above freezing. Hops should be refrigerated in your freezer, and sealed in an airtight container (ideally vacuum packed foil oxygen barrier container) to prevent oxidation.

===Hops Usage===
Hops can be used at many stages in the brewing process:
* '''Boil Hops''' - Hops used during the main boil to add bitterness and flavor to the beer.
* '''Aroma Hops''' - Hops added at the end of the boil to release aroma. Many aromatic oils in hops will boil off after a period of time, so hops added at the end of the boil maintain many aromatic qualities.
* '''Dry Hops''' - Hops added in the secondary fermentation, usually a day or two before bottling, primarily for aroma.
* '''Mash Hops''' - Hops added to the mash tun, effectively get steeped and can add some flavor though they usually contribute little to the bitterness of the beer.
* '''First Wort Hops''' - Hops added to the boiler as the wort is first being sparged. These hops effectively get steeped and then boiled with the main boil. First wort hopping results in a better blending of hops flavor with the wort though it generally reduces hop utilization slightly when compared to traditional boiled hops.

==Hop Varieties==
* [[Ahatnum Hops]]
* [[Brewers Gold Hops]]
* [[Cascade Hops]]
* [[Saaz Hops]]
* [[Simcoe Hops]]
* [[Styrian Goldings Hops]]
* [[Summit Hops]]
* [[Warrior Hops]]

==See Also==
* [[Ingredients]]
* [[International Bitterness Units]]
* [[Technical|Technical Reference]]
* [[Beer Styles]]

==External Links==
* [http://www.beersmith.com/hops_table.htm BeerSmith Hops Reference Table]
* [http://www.beersmith.com/blog/2008/04/25/brewing-hops-10-tips-for-surviving-the-hops-shortage/ Brewing Hops: 10 Tips for Surviving the Hops Crisis]
* [http://www.realbeer.com/hops/FAQ.html Norm Pyle's Hops FAQ]
* [http://realbeer.com/hops/ Glenn Tinseth's Hop Page]
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==Web Sites==
Thousands of web sites are available for brewers and homebrewers that include hundreds of thousands of pages of content on brewing at home. See the links below.

'''Editors Note:''' This page is not intended for listing brewing suppliers or clubs - include them on the [[Suppliers]] or [[Organizations]] pages instead.

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* [http://www.beersmith.com BeerSmith Brewing Community] - Brewing software, references, forum and BrewWiki sponsor
* [http://www.bodensatz.com/ Bodensatz Brewing Site]
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* [http://www.brew-monkey.com/ Brew-Monkey]
* [http://www.brewpoll.com BrewPoll Home Brewing News] - Social/Home Brewing News Site
* [http://www.fattymattybrewing.com/ Fatty Matty Brewing] The art of fermented beverages & homebrewing dreams
* [http://www.fortunecity.com/boozers/brewerytap/555/gfbeer/gfbeer.htm The Gluten Free Brewing Project]
* [http://www.beerinfo.us/ Homebrewing and Beer Only Search Engine]
* [http://www.homebrew-exchange.com/ Homebrew Exchange] A place to trade, talk, and live amateur-made beer and wine
* [http://www.homebrewguide.com Homebrew Guide] A searchable collection of home brewing links
* [http://www.homebrewzone.com/ HomebrewZone.com]
* [http://www.howtobrew.com/ How to Brew by John Palmer]
* [http://www.liquidpoets.com/ Liquid Poets] Homebrewing in Northern Colorado
* [http://www.brewingkb.com/ Brewing KB] Your Home Brewing Knowledgebase
* [http://beeradvocate.com/ Beer Advocate] Respect Beer

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