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• Beta acid
  #REDIRECT[[Hop chemistry#Beta acids]]
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• The Theory of Mashing
  '''(Beta Amylase, Alpha Amylase, Limit Dextrinase)''' [[Image:Beta_amylase_activity.gif|right|frame|Qualitative beta amylase activity for different mash temperatures [TU Vienna]]]
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• Mash temperatures
  |Beta-glucan rest ...d other unmalted or undermodified grains. Without a low-temperature rest, beta-glucans will result in a gummy mash.
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• Bitterness
  Beer derives its bitter taste from bitter acids present in hops that undergo isomerization during the brewing process. ...insoluble alpha acids to convert to more bitter and more soluble iso-alpha acids, the primary bittering compounds.
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• Mashing procedures
  The single infusion mash uses a single temperature rest at which the beta and alpha amylase enzymes are active to convert the malt starches into wort ...dy). Well modified modern malts, which already have higher levels of amino acids, benefit from a protein rest closer to 133*F (55 *C)
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• Challenger
  |beta=4-4.5 ...he 1980s and 1990s. It has a clean bittering from relatively high [[alpha acids]] and good aroma characteristics. It has a fine fruity aroma with spicy ov
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• Pioneer
  |beta=3.5-4 ...eristics. It has a pleasant English character and relatively high [[alpha acids]].
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• Horizon
  |beta=6.5-8.5 ...can bittering variety with an extremely clean, subtle bitterness and alpha acids usually in the 11-13% range. Derived from [[Brewer's Gold]] and [[Early Gr
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• Mt. Rainier
  |beta= ...has a [[Hallertauer]]-like flavor and aroma but with relatively high alpha acids; the aroma has been described as licorice and citrus.
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• Hop chemistry
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• Infusion mashing
  The single infusion mash uses a single temperature rest at which the beta and alpha amylase enzymes are active to convert the malt starches into wort ...dy). Well modified modern malts, which already have higher levels of amino acids, benefit from a protein rest closer to 133 *F (55 *C)
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