Resources
At the Asia Brewers Network we strongly believe continual education is essential for brewers to develop their skills, that’s why we’ve teamed up with the Siebel Institute of Technology in Chicago (USA) to bring you their series of Specialised Lectures*.
Learn when you want | Learn where you want
We know you are busy so these lectures are available online, on demand so you can learn when you want.
The lectures vary in length from 45-90 minutes and are perfect for brewers looking to increase their brewing knowledge, or business owners wanting to provide education to their workforce.
*Please note, this series of Specialised Lectures are not a certified brewing course. They are intended as a pathway for brewers to develop a greater understanding of the brewing process.
Enjoy a 30% Asia Brewers Network Discount on all POD lectures
POD #1: Ingredients
A good understanding of the raw materials used in brewing are the foundation of the brewers skills. This first Pod of lectures assumes a basic understanding of these materials and explores their use in greater depth. (4 lectures)
POD #2: Operations “Hot” Side
From milling your grain to separation and boiling, this pod will cover the preparation and handling of wort as well as practical hop addition theory. (4 lectures)
POD #3: Yeast
Healthy, well managed yeast is essential to any successful brew. In this pod you will learn basic yeast biochemistry and physical behaviour as well as best handling practices and quality management procedures. (4 lectures)
POD #4: Operations “Cold” Side
Fermentation and maturation conditions have a huge impact on your final product. This pod will explore variations in fermentation profiles and the principles behind maturation as well as covering various filtration methods. (3 lectures)
POD #5: Quality Control
This final pod of lectures covers the essential components of a good QA/QC programme (the understanding of spoilage potential in your beer, how to identify and avoid it) and the importance of oxygen control in producing a shelf stable product. (4 lectures)
Why pilot batch brewing is a game changer
Small fermenting lines enable pilot batch brewing, so you can experiment in a cost effective way.
How to plan your brewery production
Effective planning is complex but ensures that raw materials, equipment and human resources are available when and where they are needed.
Hop Creep – The Dangers of Dry-Hopping
Understanding the risks of over-attenuation with the increased use of hops in modern hop-forward beers
Insight report
The essential report for anyone looking to understand the current state of the craft/microbrewing market in Southeast Asia and the regions' development potential.
HPA release new proprietary hop Eclipse
This latest release is a big-hitting, fruit-forward flavour hop and will be available for global supply from 2021
BrauKon: Your BRAU expo meeting live on screen
German manufacturer moves Brau meetings online
Great Western Malting Launches Virtual Malting Odyssey
The immersive VR experience tracks the journey of barley from the field to the malting plant