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Colour, clarity and foam: what do you see in your glass?
BEFORE YOUR FIRST SIP. AND FOR THE TRUE ENTHUSIAST.A glass full of
A glass full of
stories
Why does an IPA smell so fruity? What does yeast do? And how does grain end up in your glass?
Find out at the tap wall and right here.
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From a grain
To a great glass
The brewing process, simply explained. Every brewer adds their own twist.
- 01
Malt
Grain is germinated and dried to produce malt.
- 02
Milling
The malted grains are crushed.
- 03
Mashing
Warm water is added. Enzymes turn starch into sugars.
- 04
Lautering
The sweet liquid, called wort, is separated from the grain.
- 05
Boiling with hops
Hops contribute bitterness and aroma, among other things.
- 06
Cooling
The wort is cooled before the yeast is added.
- 07
Fermentation
Yeast turns sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
- 08
Maturation
The beer is given time to develop its flavour.
- 09
Cheers!
A great glass of beer. Enjoy every sip.
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Take in the aroma
Take a few short sniffs. Fruit, bread, herbs, coffee? Name what you recognise.
Take a sip
Let the beer move around your mouth. Sweet, bitter, sour? Light or full-bodied?
What lingers?
Notice the finish and take your time. You don't need to know any specialist terms.
Feel free to start with a small taste at our tap wall. Our team is happy to help.
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