- dictionary.
Lautering (/ˈlaʊtərɪŋ/) is the beer
brewing process that
separates the mash into
clear liquid wort and
residual grain.
Lautering usually consists...
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strained through the
bottom of the mash tun in a
process known as
lautering.
Prior to
lautering, the mash
temperature may be
raised to
about 75–78 °C (167–172 °F)...
- and Dubai. It is
brewed using a three-stage
process involving mashing,
lautering and wort boiling.
During mashing, the co****ly
ground barley malt is subjected...
- some
breweries do single-step infusions,
performing only one rest
before lautering.
Decoction mashing involves boiling a
portion of the
grains and then returning...
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Brewing is
typically divided into 9 steps: milling, malting, mashing,
lautering, boiling, fermenting, conditioning, filtering, and filling.
Mashing is...
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temperature of the
mixture is
usually increased to 78 °C (172 °F) for mashout.
Lautering is the next step,
which means the sugar-extracted
grist or
solids remaining...
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contaminated water or soil to
remove volatile pollutants Sparging, a step in
lautering (a
process used in
brewing beer) in
which water is
trickled through the...
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called wort separation. The
traditional process for wort
separation is
lautering, in
which the
grain bed
itself serves as the
filter medium. Some modern...
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fermenting in the mash, and
baking the wet
malts in bread-like
shapes before lautering.
Kellarin Varastopanimo Joutsa:
Varastopanimon Sahti Panimoravintola Beer...
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allows the mash of
converted grain to
create a
filter bed
during lautering. As all
grains sprout,
natural enzymes within the
grain break down the...
