1.The Rising Demand for Craft BeerFor those who aren’t familiar with the way this industry works, there are two categories of beer; industrial and craft.Industrial beer is the one that is produced in large quantities, for widespread consumption. Craft beer on the other hand, is the one that is produ

Most countries in the world use auxiliary materials for beer production, with the exception of Germany, which strictly abides by its "Beer Pure Brewing Law" formulated in 1516. Only four ingredients, water, malt, hops and yeast, are allowed in beer brewing, and no auxiliary ingredients are allowed.

Mash the malt/grain and water in a Gelatinization tank. In a Gelatinization tank, the malt and water are heated and brought to a boil. The wort is pumped to a filter tank. Before the wort is pumped into the boiling tank, the malt husks must be removed from the filter and hops and sugar must be added.