“USING THE SENSES FOR BREWERY OBSERVATIONS AND PROCESS CONTROL”
“USING THE SENSES FOR BREWERY OBSERVATIONS
AND PROCESS CONTROL”
Article Excerpt:
“The senses referred to are Sight, Sound, Touch, Taste and Smell.
They are powerful allies for process observation and control with
encouragement, training and proper application in the brewing environment!
Brewers
have keen senses and this is obvious when participating in taste panels with
BJCP certified judges who taste a multitude of brewed products.
The
purpose of this paper is to discuss actively using those senses during the
actual brewing process, well before packaging. Our goal is to find problems, to
assure processes operate as we believe they should, and to monitor that our
ingredients and output taste, as we believe they should.
A quote shared:
“There is no replacement for knowing how your equipment (and beer) should
sound, look, feel, smell or taste…”
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