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    Master Brewers Podcast

    Each week, thousands of brewers download The Master Brewers Podcast to hear interviews with the industry’s best & brightest in brewing science, technology, and operations. The show is known for featuring technical deep dives, a bit of brewing history, cutting edge research, hard lessons learned, important industry contributors, and no fluff. If you make beer for a living, this show is for you. Thank you, sponsors!

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    Episode 193: Killer Yeast Nov 16, 2020
    Show notes

    Could beer infected with diastaticus be rescued by killer yeast?

    Special Guest: Nicholas Ketchum.

    Sponsored By:

    • MoreBeer: Untitled
    • Chr. Hansen: Untitled
    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • Proximity Malt: proximity malt 100
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • Poster 91 - Can we rescue Beer infected with Diastaticus during fermentation: A profile in killer yeast and the effect of co-fermentation on the superattenuative characteristics of diastaticus — 2020 World Brewing Congress
    • Brewing CO2 Webinar (MBAA+ASBC+BA) — a 'supercritical' ingredient, utility, and byproduct
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    • Join Master Brewers — Use promo code BEER20 to save 20% on dues now through December 31, 2020
    • WBC Connect 2020 On-Demand Access — Boundless access to WBC Connect 2020 content is now available for purchase to those that did not attend this year's congress. The 150+ hours of session recordings is a great educational resource. Boundless access gives you access now through October 8, 2021!
    Mainstage Sep 16, 2020
    Show notes

    John Mallett (Bells Brewery), Rebecca Newman (Lagunitas Brewing Company), Paul Pettinger (New Belgium Brewing), and Jason zumBrunnen (Ratio Beerworks) will be answering YOUR questions about Business Continuity in a Covid-19 Environment during the #worldbrewingcongress Mainstage Panel Discussion this weekend. We'll hear about how their breweries have pivoted, as well as topics like ensuring employee safety, rethinking the workplace, exploring brewery culture, and controlling external factors. Submit your questions for the panelists via the link below.

    Links:

    • SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS HERE
    • Mainstage Panel Discussion Details — Business Continuity in a COVID-19 environment: Current and Future Challenges
    • Spotify Playlist — WBC Connect 2020 | Brewing Without Boundaries
    • World Brewing Congress 2020 — on Facebook
    • WBC Connect 2020 — on Twitter
    Episode 184: Just Say No to Leaking Can Seams Sep 14, 2020
    Show notes

    Cans have become the primary packaging type in the U.S. craft brewing scene. While cans are a near-ideal package for maintaining the quality of the beer, it's important to understand the seaming process and how to diagnose and fix issues with the seamer. Failing to do so will lead to tremendous damage to brands and consumer confidence in canned craft beer. This presentation will focus more on the key quality indicators of seams, how to identify seam issues, tools needed to fix the issue, and how to adjust the seamer to fix the issue.

    Special Guest: Rick Blankemeier.

    Sponsored By:

    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • Proximity Malt: proximity malt 100
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • Poster 63 - A quality overview of can seams — WBC Connect 9.19.20 Poster Session
    • WBC Connect 2020 — REGISTER NOW!
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    • District Presentation: Can Seaming and Tooling Set Up for Craft Brewers — District Texas Spring Meeting April 30, 2019
    • Can Seaming Webinar
    • WBC Connect 2020 On-Demand Access — Boundless access to WBC Connect 2020 content is now available for purchase to those that did not attend this year's congress. The 150+ hours of session recordings is a great educational resource. Boundless access gives you access now through October 8, 2021!
    Preview: 2020 WBC Aug 27, 2020
    Show notes

    The 2020 World Brewing Congress is almost here! Have you registered yet?

    Special Guest: Keith Villa.

    Links:

    • 2020 World Brewing Congress — Register now!
    • WBC on Twitter
    • WBC on Facebook
    Episode 181: Tracking Biotransformation of Sulfur Compounds in Beer Aug 24, 2020
    Show notes

    A growing demand in utilizing biotransformation, a general term for the conversion of compounds through biological pathways, to improve the organoleptic profile of beer has changed the way hop forward beer recipes are approached. While the analysis of terpene biotransformation has been well documented, there remains a gap in knowledge in sulfur compounds due to their extremely low concentrations (sometimes in concentrations of parts per trillion) and high volatility. Analysis of sulfur compounds requires precise and sensitive analytical methodology in order to detect them. While sulfur compounds have been successfully detected using gas-chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS) a pulsed flame photometric detector (PFPD), and a GC sulfur chemiluminescence detector (GC-SCD), the research presented here utilizes a GC-SCD via stir bar-sorptive extaction (SBSE) methodology previously used to track aroma intensities in optimizing harvest picking windows. This work shows an identification of various thiols and sulfur compounds found in both un-hopped and hopped wort (with Amarillo® (VGXP01), Cashmere, Idaho grown Saaz (Osvald-72 c.v.), and Czech Saaz) and tracks them through the fermentation process confirming the volatility of some thiols and most notably the presence of 4-methyl-4-mercaptopentan-2-one (4MMP) in the final beer at a retention time of 9.5 minutes, a compound that contributes a catty, black currant/Sauvignon Blanc aroma character. Differences in hop varieties were compared with an American ale yeast, and the effect of yeast strain as well as temperature on thiol production with VGXP01 was compared between an American ale, German lager, Belgian saison, and Brettanomyces bruxellensis strain.

    Special Guest: Tim Wallen.

    Sponsored By:

    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • Proximity Malt: proximity malt 100
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • Poster 110 - Tracking Biotransformation of Sulfur Compounds in Beer — WBC Connect 9.19.20 Poster Session
    • WBC Connect 2020 — REGISTER NOW!
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    • WBC Connect 2020 On-Demand Access — Boundless access to WBC Connect 2020 content is now available for purchase to those that did not attend this year's congress. The 150+ hours of session recordings is a great educational resource. Boundless access gives you access now through October 8, 2021!
    Episode 001: Total Oil Content ≠ Aroma Aug 17, 2020
    Show notes

    This was the very first episode of The Master Brewers Podcast, recorded during the 2016 WBC. As we prepare to kick off the all-virtual 2020 WBC in just a few weeks, this seems like the perfect opportunity to listen in on what was happening during the 2016 WBC.

    Special Guests: Daniel Vollmer and Tom Shellhammer.

    Sponsored By:

    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • Proximity Malt: proximity malt 100
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • WBC Connect 2020 — REGISTER NOW
    • Dry Hopping on a Small Scale: Considerations for Achieving Reproducibility — MBAA TQ 2016
    • The influence of hop oil content and composition on hop aroma intensity in dry-hopped beer — 2016 World Brewing Congress
    • Instrumental Evaluation of Hops — 2016 World Brewing Congress
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    Episode 180: Exogenous Enzyme Applications in Malting Aug 10, 2020
    Show notes

    We continue conferencing vicariously from the Master Brewers Live event during the 2019 Master Brewers conference in Calgary, where former Master Brewers Technical Director Mark Sammartino joined me to talk about trials using exogenous enzymes in malting to get brewers more consistent malt and make life easier in the malthouse.

    Special Guest: Mark Sammartino.

    Sponsored By:

    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • Proximity Malt: proximity malt 100
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • WBC Connect 2020
    • Presentation 26 - Exogenous enzyme applications in malting — 2019 Master Brewers Conference
    • 2019 Master Brewers Conference Proceedings — New member benefit!
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    • COVID-19
    Episode 179: Reuse of Spent Dry Hop Slurry in the Brewhouse Aug 03, 2020
    Show notes

    Isn't it a shame to just throw out all of that spent hop slurry after dry-hopping a tank? Ola Oladokun from Carlsberg sat down with me during last year's conference in Calgary to talk about brewing trials designed to put that "spent" hop slurry back to work.

    Special Guest: Olayide Oladokun.

    Sponsored By:

    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • Proximity Malt: proximity malt 100
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • WBC Connect 2020
    • 2019 Master Brewers Conference Proceedings — New member benefit!
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    • COVID-19
    Episode 178: Friends Don't Let Friends Drink Oxidized Beer Jul 27, 2020
    Show notes

    Audrey Skinner joins us to talk about bright tank purges and other important battles in the war you should be waging against dissolved oxygen in your brewery.

    Special Guest: Audrey Skinner.

    Sponsored By:

    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • WBC Connect 2020
    • Managing Dissolved Oxygen in the Brewery — MBAA TQ vol. 57, no. 1
    • Purging Bright Tanks — MBAA Tech Tips
    • Best Practices for Purging Brite Tanks — Ask The Brewmasters
    • Brite Tank Purging with DO meter — Ask The Brewmasters
    • Bright Tank Headspace O2 specifications - industry standards — Ask The Brewmasters
    • Episode 150: TPO Gone Wild? Managing Oxygen Ingress on Smaller Scale Canning Lines
    • Episode 055: TPO
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    • COVID-19
    Episode 040: What is Aleppo? Jul 20, 2020
    Show notes

    Need to remove haze? Need to add haze? Need to stabilize flavor? This week, we're talking applications for tannic acid in the brewery.

    Special Guest: Joe Formanek.

    Sponsored By:

    • Precision Fermentation: Precision 216x72
    • Gusmer: Gusmer 75 tall
    • BSG: Untitled
    • Proximity Malt: proximity malt 100
    • ABS: Untitled
    • Hopsteiner: hopsteiner 100

    Links:

    • MBAA TQ 2017 - Use of Tannic Acid in the Brewing Industry for Colloidal and Organoleptic Stability
    • Presentation 23 - The use of tannic acid in the brewing process as a stabilizing agent — 2015 Master Brewers Conference
    • District Presentation Archives
    • Ask The Brewmasters
    • WBC Connect 2020
    • Webinars on Tap
    • Upcoming Events - Master Brewers Calendar
    • COVID-19
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