History of beer Product

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History Of Beer Product
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Topic to cover

• What is beer
• History of beer
• Beer in the industrial
• Ingredients of beer
• Brewing Process
• Types of beer
• Beer production
• Bottling

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What is beer?

• Beer is an alcoholic beverage made by brewing
  and fermentation from cereals, usually malted
  barley, and flavored with hops and the like for a
  slightly bitter taste.
• Beer is found all over the world
• Some of you may have even had beer!

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History of Beer

• Beer dates back to around 6th century BCE
• Most likely the result of spontaneous
  fermentation of breads
• Beer was an important beverage in ancient Egypt
  and Mesopotamia and was used in religious
  ceremonies and as gifts to the pharaoh
• Even the dead were buried with beer!
• A medical document written around 1600 BCE lists
  700 prescriptions, around 100 of which contain
  beer
• The Greeks felt beer was an integral part of a
  healthy diet

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Beer in the Industrial

• The advent of the steam engine allowed for the
  industrialization of beer
• Pale malts gave the highest output, and colored
  malts were added in small amounts to achieve the
  correct color
• The use of a drum roaster allowed for the
  creation of very dark, roasted malts, giving rise
  to stouts

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Ingredients of Beer

• Water
• Or H2O
• Starch
• The most important ingredient for providing
  character to a beer
• Hops
• From the flower of the hop vine
• Provide bitterness to balance the sweetness of
  the malt
• Add floral, citrus, and herbal aromas and
  flavours
• Yeast
• Can influence the flavor of the beer
• Clarifying Agent
• Used to precipitate any leftover proteins after
  brewing
• Spices and fruits

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Brewing process

• Mashing
• Sparging
• Boiling
• Fermentation
• Packaging

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Tasting

• Aroma
• Flavour
• Appearance
• Colour, clarity, nature of the head
• Mouthfeel
• Strength

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Types of Beer

• Ales
• Lager
• Limbic

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Beer Production

• Malt is one of the main ingredients and is
  obtained from barley, which is subjected to a
  process of germination under controlled
  conditions.
• This operation (called malting) causes, towards
  the end of the production process, the
  development of carbohydrates and nitrogenous
  substances by the enzymes formed during the
  germination process.

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Malt Mill Machine
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Malt Mill Machine Process

• Malt Mill machine is a pair of roller grinder
  whose product is rough broken malt. Its main
  gadget is its two cylindrical drums with the same
  diameter. The two drums rotate in opposite
  directions for generating extruding force and
  shearing force to smash malt. There are waves /
  grooves on the drum surface.
• The malt is broken between the two rotating drums
  the gap between the drums can be adjusted
  according to the requirement of the size of the
  broken malt desired for the brewing purpose.

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Bottling

• The final stage of the beer production process is
  transferring the beer into different kinds of
  containers (bottles, barrels, cans etc).
• Before or after bottling, the beer needs to be
  biologically stabilised.
• This operation may be carried out cold or hot At
  the bottling stage, the beer is inserted into
  different forms (bottle, barrel, can etc) to
  enable it to be appreciated with moderation.

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Beer Bottling Machine
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Nutrition

• The good
• Beer has no fat! Oil would ruin the head and
  mouthfeel. Some believe that overeating and a
  sedentary lifestyle cause the infamous beer
  belly and not the product itself. (bar food
  anyone?)
• Moderate consumption of beer results in a
  decreased risk of cardiac disease, stoke, and
  cognitive decline
• Brewers yeast is a rich source of nutrients
  including magnesium, selenium, potassium,
  phosphorus, biotin and B-vitamins

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• For more detail contact us.,
• No.149, Poonamallee High Road, (E.V.R Lane)
  Kilpauk,
• Chennai-600 010,
• India. 1-800-425-20000 91-44-28362461 - 71
  91-44-28362470
• Mail Id
• mail_at_prodebbrewery.com
• www.http//prodebbrewery.com/