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'''DME''' - Dry Malt Extract
 
'''DME''' - Dry Malt Extract
  
'''DMS''' - Dimethyl Sulfide,  A background flavor compound that is desirable in low amounts in lagers, but that at high concentrations tastes of cooked vegetables.
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'''DMS''' - Dimethyl Sulphide,  A background flavor compound that is desirable in low amounts in lagers, but that at high concentrations tastes of cooked vegetables.
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'''HERMS''' - '''description please'''
  
 
'''IBU''' - International Bittering Units, A more precise unit for measuring hops.  AAU X % utilization, wort volume and wort gravity.
 
'''IBU''' - International Bittering Units, A more precise unit for measuring hops.  AAU X % utilization, wort volume and wort gravity.
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'''RDWHAHB''' - Relax! don't worry, have a home brew
 
'''RDWHAHB''' - Relax! don't worry, have a home brew
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'''RIMS''' - '''description please'''
  
 
'''SRM''' - Standard Reference Method a system devised for the colors of beer.  Interchangeable with the Lovibond (deg l) system
 
'''SRM''' - Standard Reference Method a system devised for the colors of beer.  Interchangeable with the Lovibond (deg l) system

Revision as of 09:37, 10 February 2007

Terms

Abbreviations

AAU - a measurement of hops, weight in ounces X % alpha acids

ABV - Alcohol by volume

ABW - Alcohol by weight

DME - Dry Malt Extract

DMS - Dimethyl Sulphide, A background flavor compound that is desirable in low amounts in lagers, but that at high concentrations tastes of cooked vegetables.

HERMS - description please

IBU - International Bittering Units, A more precise unit for measuring hops. AAU X % utilization, wort volume and wort gravity.

LME - Liquid Malt Extract

RDWHAHB - Relax! don't worry, have a home brew

RIMS - description please

SRM - Standard Reference Method a system devised for the colors of beer. Interchangeable with the Lovibond (deg l) system

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