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People who read on the production of home-made beer may get tipsy over terms, definitions and distinctions between all grain brewing, extract brewing and fermenting beer at home. The fact is that there really is no distinction between the three.

All grain brewing is responsible for producing the worst that is processed in extract brewing, while fermenting beer at home is the last step in making beer and is the stage where the beer is allowed to ferment while standing.

Brewing beer starts with all grain brewing

In practical terms, both extract brewing and home fermentation are among the last stages in the over-all process of beer-making. The important preliminary stage wherein the beer wort is formed is what all grain brewing is all about. A person who understands how all grain brewing is done can, from start to finish, make beer that is 100% his own creation.

The steps to take in all grain brewing are easily outlined and done. (1) The first thing to do is to select the appropriate grains to use for the beer. Then you need to set their proportions in case you are mixing multiple grain-types. (2) The proteins and the sugar in the grains will need to form. This is done by boiling the grain in low heat. The isolation of protein is called protein rest while the formation of sugar is referred to as sacchrification rest. (3) Following this, you use more hot water to extract those substances from the simmered mixture. Brewers call this stage sparging. (4) During the last stage, the aromatic hops and the fermenting agents are added to the wort (sparged liquid).

The obvious advantage of all grain brewing

Because the option of selecting the grains and the proportions of the grains will all be yours to decide, you can better control the type and flavor of the beer you will produce. Unlike extract brewing, you are not restricted to the specific extract mix that you bought. You will not need to content yourself with extracts that you can buy from stores.

Additionally, since you did not really see how pre-made extracts were made, you have no definite way of telling whether what you got is what you paid for. Some people report that, with some brands, they get the same flavor with pre-made extracts even if the packaging claims different flavors. Whoever said that 'If you want something done correctly, do it yourself!' is proven right once more.

Tools for all grain brewing

A working kit for all grain brewing should have a gas stove of some kind, a cooking pot and a mixing ladle. When you need to sparge the beer mix, you may either choose to use a sparging bag or a sparging container. Sparging bags contain the extract and are immersed in boiling water to produce the beer wort. A sparging container has a sieve near its bottom through which the wort can pass through. You should also be able to fix a hose to a spout. This is where the wort passes on its way to the new container.

Specific details can be researched

You should now be able to follow and understand most of the tutorials for all grain brews that can be found on the net.

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