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synthesis on the dry hop saturation points - what it is and the ways to help brewers to reach saturation more quickly.

Here, we will delve into the history of beer making and look at how genomics can be used to study archeology.

A flame-side chat with A/Prof Ben Schulz about Benchtop Micro-mashing Hello, fellow brew enthusiasts, This week, we are having a flame-side chat with Ben Schulz, leading author of a paper entitled:

A Flame-Side chat with Prof Matt Bochman, developer of the Primary Souring method in Sour beer production

In this post, I discuss the basic microbiology methods, (home) brewers can use to detect microbial contamination in their beer.

Isolation and adoption drives the emergence of beer yeasts

The discovery of five heterofermentative yeast strains that can put a bite in your beer Photo by George Cox on Unsplash Heterofermentative Yeasts that make your sour beer sing (and sour) We will step away

While we know the general production process used in Lambic brewing, the biochemistry of fermentation and ageing is a bit of a black box

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Repeated growth and selection of genetically diverse populations re-domesticates brew yeast Growth, selection, growth and more selection. This virtuous cycle of trait-guided promotion of elite plants,

A Flame-Side Chat, with Dr Karin Voordeckers Recently, I described an article published by the group of Prof Kevin Verstrepen. Their work sought to investigate the molecular events that

How work on a beer yeast helped identify possible mechanisms of Alcohol-induced mutations, leading to cancer.

Basic Wort Agar Plates onto which Yeast trapping samples were streaked. If you look carefully, you can see some individual spots (colonies) that, theoretically, are derived from a single (yeast) cell.

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Photo by Karsten Würth on Unsplash Beer, Science, Brewing- the Science of Beer Brewing. It doesn't often happen when you get to combine the expertise you have developed over 20 years together with your

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A little investment can bring significant benefits Photo by Michael Longmire on Unsplash Over the past weeks, I positively engaged with fellow brewers on Reddit. My recent article on isolating

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