Homebrewing 301: Brewing The All-Grain Way – Video Course

In this class you’ll learn how to perform the processes involved in all-grain brewing. These include: mashing, recirculation, lautering, and sparging. We’ll also demo two ways of sparging – fly sparging and batch sparging.

This class is for extract, partial mash, and Brew in a Bag brewers looking to have total control over every aspect of brewing. If you’re taking this course, we assume you’ve taken our Homebrewing 101 course or have a beginner’s knowledge of homebrewing — wort production, fermentation and bottling.

Total running time: approx. 37 minutes plus quizzes and supplemental reading. Once you have purchased this course, you may watch it as many times as you like.

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What’s Included:

Chapter 01: Course Introduction & All-Grain Overview

• Lesson 01: Course Introduction
• Lesson 02: All-Grain Overview

Chapter 02: A Deeper Look at All-Grain Brewing

• Lesson 01: All-Grain Terms & Vocabulary
• Lesson 02: Malt Extract Brewing vs All-Grain Brewing
• Lesson 03: Essential Equipment
• Lesson 04: Key Points & Takeaways

Chapter 03: Mashing

• Lesson 01: Mashing Terms & Vocabulary
• Lesson 02: Preparing for the Mash
• Lesson 03: Doughing In
• Lesson 04: What’s Happening Inside the Mash?
• Lesson 05: When is the Mash Rest Complete?
• Lesson 06: Key Points & Takeaways

Chapter 04: Lautering and Sparging

• Lesson 01: Lautering Terms & Vocabulary
• Lesson 02: Mashout
• Lesson 03: Recirculation
• Lesson 04: Sparging
• Lesson 05: Fly Sparging vs Batch Sparging
• Lesson 06: Key Points & Takeaways

Chapter 05: Troubleshooting & All-Grain Inspiration

• Lesson 01: All-Grain Troubleshooting
• Lesson 02: Inspiration for New All-Grain Brewers
• Homebrewing 301: Course Evaluation Survey

Additional resources:

• All Grain Brewing Glossary
• Brewing Terms You Should Know

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