Beer: The Science of Brewing
Explore beer's scientific foundations through brewing chemistry, ingredient profiles, and fermentation processes that shape unique flavors and aromas.
Course Cost
₹ 8,632
Intermediate
Skill Level
13 Weeks
Self-paced lessons
This comprehensive course explores the science underlying beer production through 12 detailed modules. Led by academic scientists and brewmasters, students will delve into the chemistry and biochemistry of brewing processes. The course features exclusive insights from Belgian breweries and expert talks from renowned academics and industry professionals. Students learn about the four basic beer ingredients, processing steps in malting and brewing, key biochemical reactions, major beer styles, factors affecting beer quality, and sensory analysis techniques. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, offering a unique blend of academic expertise and industry insights. Whether you're a brewing enthusiast or professional seeking to deepen your understanding, this course provides a thorough foundation in brewing science.
What you'll learn
Explain the importance of the 4 basic ingredients of beer in shaping taste and aroma
Understand different processing steps in malting and beer brewing
Understand key biochemical reactions during brewing process
Recognize and describe main beer styles and brewing process contributions
Identify factors affecting beer identity quality and stability
Carry out basic sensory analyses of beers and identify key flavors
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
PreRecorded video
Graded assignments, exams
Access on Mobile, Tablet, Desktop
Limited Access access
Shareable certificate
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There are 11 modules in this course
This comprehensive brewing science course covers the complete beer production process, from raw ingredients to final product. Students learn about the four main ingredients (malt, water, hops, and yeast) and their impact on beer characteristics. The curriculum explores malting processes, water chemistry, hop varieties, yeast metabolism, and fermentation biochemistry. Advanced topics include filtration techniques, packaging methods, quality control, and sensory evaluation. The course features expert insights from renowned brewmasters and academics, combining theoretical knowledge with practical industry applications. Special attention is given to biochemical reactions during brewing, factors affecting beer stability, and professional tasting techniques.
History and Overview of the brewing process
Module 1
Beer ingredients: Malt
Module 2
Beer ingredients: Water
Module 3
Beer ingredients: Hops and Spices
Module 4
Beer ingredients: Yeast
Module 5
The Brewing Process
Module 6
Fermentation
Module 7
Filtration and Packaging
Module 8
Beer Quality and Stability
Module 9
Beer Assessment and Tasting
Module 10
Final Exam
Module 11
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