For the love of hops : the practical guide to aroma, bitterness, and the culture of hops

by Hieronymus, Stan.

Format: Print Book 2012
Availability: Available at 2 Libraries 2 of 2 copies
Available (2)
Location Collection Call #
Carnegie Library of Homestead Non Fiction 633.82 Hier
Location  Carnegie Library of Homestead
 
Collection  Non Fiction
 
Call Number  633.82 Hier
 
 
Mt. Lebanon Public Library Gardening & Landscaping 633.82 Hie
Location  Mt. Lebanon Public Library
 
Collection  Gardening & Landscaping
 
Call Number  633.82 Hie
 
 
Summary
This book expertly explains the nature of hops, their origins, and how brewers maximise their positive attributes throughout the brewing process. Stan Hieronymus starts with the basics of hop chemistry, then examines the important role farmers play and how brewers can best choose the hops they need. He provides fundamental information about and descriptions of over 100 hop varieties, along with 16 recipes from around the world, including from top U.S. craft brewers. Hieronymus explores hop quality and utilisation, with an entire chapter devoted to dry hopping. Throughout, Hieronymus' research and accessible writing style educate the reader on the rich history of hops and their development into an essential ingredient in beer.
Contents
The hop and aroma
A plant with a past
A plant with a future
Growing hops
Harvesting hops
The hop store
Hops in the brewhouse
Dry hopping
The good, the bad, and the skunky
What works.

Additional Information
Subjects Hops.
Brewing.
Beer.
Publisher Boulder, Colo. :Brewers Publications,2012
Language English
Description xiv, 321 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 23 cm
ISBN 9781938469015
1938469011
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