To achieve a high production standard and a defect-free product it is essential to always keep the brewing under control through the chemical analyses of beer, must and water, especially in the case of craft beer as there are no filtrations or pasteurisation in place to maintain the aromas and flavours of the raw materials, enhancing their qualities.
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The brewing sector
In recent years, on the international brewing scene a growing supply of craft beers has been developed, responding to the demands of consumers who are increasingly educated in terms of taste and quality.
Also in Italy the success of the craft sector has been overwhelming. In fact, there has recently been a progressive and considerable spread of microbreweries accompanied by a growing popularity of the beers they produce and market.
Craft beers
Craft beers attract the consumer due to the remarkable organoleptic characteristics, the result of a production process that determines the strong point and at the same time the weak point. It is in a sense a “simplified” process in which neither the filtration nor the pasteurisation of the beer is foreseen; this makes it possible to keep the aromas and flavours of the raw materials unchanged, enhancing their qualities but making the product more vulnerable and less reproducible .
Control of the brewing process
The master brewer must always monitor the brewing through process controls that can help them to have a high production standard and a defect-free product.
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