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Are you ready to take your homebrewing to the next level? In Brew Like a Pro, the legendary Dave Miller reveals the secrets of truly great draft- and pub-style brewing. He offers recipes for small batches of classic, all-grain brews that stay fresh in kegs for months, eliminating the need for bottling. And he includes complete plans for a professional-quality home system that requires just 18 square feet of space. With this clear, concise how-to guide in hand, you'll soon be enjoying the best brews you've ever made! Chapter 1: How I Got Here 12 Then and Now 13 The Limits of Simplicity 14 The Place 14 Blueprint to Brew 15 Beer 101 18 Chapter 2: An Inside Look at a Pub Brewery 23 What, you might ask, does each of these things do? 25 Chapter 3: Building a Home Brewery 39 Space 40 Utilities 41 Equipment for the Draft Beer System 43 Water Filter 47 Malt Mill 48 Mash Mixer 50 Mash/Lauter Tun and Hot Liquor Back 52 Sparge Arm 55 Recirculation Arm 55 Grant 55 Brew Kettle/Whirlpool 55 Burner 60 Heat Exchangers 60 Cold Liquor Back 63 Pump 63 Aeration Stone and Air Pump 64 Fermenting Vessels 65 Racking Arm, Transfer Hoses, and Fittings 68 Filters 69 Instruments 71 Recommended Setups 7
- Author
- Dave Miller
- Publisher
- Storey Publishing, LLC
- Language
- EN
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