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  • ...ify" extraction efficiency, for brewers who are making the transition from extract to all-grain brewing. ...ll yield 45 points (give or take a point or two, depending on the brand of extract).
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  • ...in making [[fermented beverages]], including their traditional uses, their flavor characteristics, and where possible suggested amounts. All quantities assu |Star anise adds a strong black licorice flavor to holiday and specialty beers.
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  • ...ative amount of fermentables from each source. A mead may simply get some flavor from [[steeping grain|steeped specialty grains]], or it may get, by some de ...h [[beer]], the grain component of braggot may be based on an all-grain or extract recipe, and the honey may be added at any point in the process, although it
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  • ...n, which lend an astringent, puckering quality to the beer, a definite off-flavor that should be avoided.
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  • ...file similar to an [[American Pale Lager]], but usually with slightly more flavor. It lacks the hoppiness and other assertive flavors of an [[American Pale ...s optional, but are commonly found in many examples. Light to moderate hop flavor (any variety), but shouldn't be overly aggressive. Low to medium bitterness
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  • ...ead, up to three-quarters the amount may be required to get the same wheat flavor. Most witbiers have a slight lactic flavor; this can be achieved by using a small proportion (1-3%) of [[acidulated ma
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  • [[Category:Flavor problems]] ...or can be created in beer either by the use of [[smoked malts]] or [[smoke extract]], by poorly [[Home malting|home-malted grains]], or by [[phenols]] created
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  • ...shot of flavored syrup added by the bartender or drinker, that changes the flavor and color of the beer. ...ottles. These need at least three months of storage, to allow the specific flavor profile to develop.
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  • ...an style similar to a Mild Ale but brewed with aniseed for a licorice-like flavor. ...itterness makes it especially suitable for doing a [[partial boil]] with [[extract]] and [[specialty grains]]. It is an excellent [[session beer]], which can
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  • ...d flavor of the beer. Water is not as critical for extract brewers as the extract manufacturer has already completed the starch conversion that occurs in the ...s almost completely lacking in dissolved minerals and this will affect the flavor of the finished beer.
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  • *A form of [[hops|hop extract]] available to homebrewers; or *[[Flavor extracts]] used to add other flavors to beer, mead, wine, or cider.
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  • ..., which is ordinarily smoked over beechwood fires to give it a distinctive flavor. ...wever, this is not recommended as it can result in a more artificial smoke flavor.
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  • '''Flavoring agents''' include anything added to a beer primarily to add flavor rather than fermentable sugar to the brew. Common beer flavorings include Fruit may add both flavor and fermentability to a brew, depending on the specific fruit and the beer
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  • Generally a neutral flavor, used to reduce maltiness of beer Produces beer with a milder, less malty flavor
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  • ...or spruce [[flavor extracts]]. Extract is simpler but easy to overdo; the extract is extremely strong. To use real spruce, use new needles of Sitka spruce,
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  • ...ing|extract beer brewing]], water composition will have some effect on the flavor of your finished mead, especially if the water has an extremely hard or sof
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  • ...s. Flavor hops are usually boiled anywhere from 10-20 minutes and add hop flavor with a few units of bitterness to the wort. [[:Category:Bittering_hop_vari ...-batch boil will get you a much lower utilization rate. This is the reason extract brewing routinely requires more hops than all-grain brewing for equivalent
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  • ...uid. That liquid is then boiled and centrifuged several times to form and extract the sugar crystals. During this extraction process different grades of [[m ...lighten the body and color of a beer without greatly affecting the beer's flavor.
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