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Food & Fermentation

Home Brewing Beer

Brew beer you are proud to pour. By process, not by luck.

12 lessons4 modules9h 55m durationbeginner level

Instructor: StretchLearn Faculty

About this course

Learn to brew beer you are proud to pour by mastering the four ingredients and the process that binds them: malt for sugar and colour, hops for bitterness and aroma, yeast for fermentation, and water as the solvent. You will run a simple extract batch, then a full all-grain mash at a 65 to 68 degree Celsius rest, hit your gravities, pitch the right amount of healthy yeast, hold a steady fermentation temperature, and package by bottle or keg. By the end you can plan a recipe, execute a clean brew day, ferment without faults, carbonate to style, and trace common off-flavours like diacetyl, DMS, and acetaldehyde back to their causes.

Curriculum

Module 1: Foundations: Ingredients, Gear, and the Sanitation Mindset3 lessons
Module 2: Brew Day: From Extract to All-Grain3 lessons
  • Your First Extract Brew Day🔒55m
  • Stepping Up to All-Grain and the Mash🔒55m
  • Reading Your Numbers: Gravity, ABV, IBU, and SRM🔒50m
Module 3: Fermentation: Where Beer Is Actually Made3 lessons
  • Yeast as a Living Ingredient: Pitching Healthy and Enough🔒50m
  • Temperature Control and the Stages of Fermentation🔒50m
  • Knowing When Fermentation Is Done🔒45m
Module 4: Packaging and Fixing Faults3 lessons
  • Bottling vs Kegging🔒55m
  • Tasting Like a Brewer: The Common Off-Flavours🔒50m
  • From Fault to Fix: A Troubleshooting Workflow🔒50m
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