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E-raamat: Gluten-Free Brewing: Techniques, Processes, and Ingredients for Crafting Flavorful Beer

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The ubiquity of gluten-containing grains, such as barley, wheat, and rye, in modern-day brewing has prevented many potential consumers from fully enjoying the craft beer revolution. Individuals who have celiac disease, nonceliac gluten intolerance, or gluten sensitivity (as well as those who simply feel better when they avoid gluten) have historically been unable to enjoy today's characterful beers. But many other types of grain can be used to brew beer of all styles; such alternative grains greatly expand the options available to beer lovers and brewers who cannot or choose not to ingest gluten, or those who just want to experiment with new and interesting flavors. Gluten-Free Brewing includes a discussion of available gluten-free ingredients, how to source them, and how to malt them. Explore the world of ancient grains and adjuncts and learn how today's malted and roasted varieties can be used to brew to-style beers. Learn about different mashing techniques, when to use them, what additional ingredients and enzymes can help throughout the brewing process, and how they can deliver specific flavors in your beer. Take a deep dive into recipe formulation and fermentation challenges, as well as flavor, body, head retention, and color considerations when using these not-so-alternative grains to create mainstream flavors. More than 30 tested recipes are included to help brewers explore British, German, Belgian, New World, and ancient-style beers. Gluten-Free Brewing will teach you how to brew full-flavored, world-class gluten-free beers.
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1(8)
No Barley, No Wheat, No Rye? No Problem!
1(2)
Gluten-Free Brewing Today
3(1)
Back to the Future
4(2)
About the Book
6(3)
1 Gluten: A Multifaceted View
9(1)
What Is Gluten?
9(1)
What Is Celiac Disease?
10(1)
Celiac Disease Entails Going Gluten Free
11(1)
Gluten Free Is NOT Carb Free!
12(1)
Gluten-Free versus "Gluten-Reduced" Brewing
12(1)
Enzymatic Reduction of Gluten
13(2)
Problems with the "Gluten-Free" Label
15(2)
Truly Gluten-Free Brewing
17(1)
Considerations When Using Gluten-Free Grains
17(1)
Ensuring You Brew Gluten Free
17(1)
Dedicated Gluten-Free versus 100% Gluten-Free
17(4)
2 Available Ingredients: An Overview
21(18)
Sourcing Ingredients
21(5)
Which Grains Make It Beer Anyway?
26(1)
Commonly Available Ingredients
27(1)
Cereal Grains
27(4)
Pseudocereals
31(1)
Additional Adjuncts
32(2)
Unexpected Treasure Troves
34(1)
Seed Companies and Farm Supply
35(1)
Making Your Own Malt
35(1)
A Preface on Recipe Formulation
35(1)
Entering Competitions
35(1)
Gluten-Free Beer Can Be Its Own Thing
36(1)
General Considerations for Brewing Gluten Free
37(2)
3 Base and Character Malts and Adjuncts
39(18)
Sorghum
40(2)
Rice
42(1)
Malted Rice
43(2)
Millet
45(5)
Buckwheat
50(1)
Corn (Maize)
51(1)
Quinoa
52(1)
Amaranth
53(1)
Sunflower Seeds
53(1)
Unusual Adjuncts
53(4)
4 Recipe Formulation
57(20)
Recipe Basics
58(1)
Water
58(1)
Malt
59(1)
Milling
60(1)
Hopping Gluten-Free Beer
60(1)
Beer Style Considerations
60(1)
Wheat Beers
61(1)
Comparing Gose and Berliner Weisse
62(1)
Pumpkin/Squash Spice Beer
63(1)
American-Style Blonde Ale
63(1)
American Cream Ale
63(1)
Pale Ale (British and American)
64(1)
American-Style IPA
65(1)
Juicy, or Hazy, IPA
65(1)
American Amber and Red Ales
65(1)
Dark Mild
66(1)
Scottish-Style Export Ale
66(1)
Strong Ale and Ale Wine (or `Barley' Wine)
66(1)
Porter
67(1)
Stout
68(1)
Belgian and French Ale
69(2)
German-Style Kolsch
71(1)
American Light Lager
71(1)
Pilsner
72(1)
Amber Lager
73(1)
Bock
73(1)
Dark Lager
74(1)
Traditional or Historical Styles
74(3)
5 Mashing Techniques
77(20)
Overview of Mashing
78(1)
Brewhouse Considerations
79(1)
Equipment
79(3)
Gelatinizing Gluten-Free Grains
82(1)
Targeting Mash pH
82(1)
Mash Enzymes in Gluten-Free Brewing
83(1)
Debranching Enzymes
83(1)
Ma/togenic and Glucogenic Enzymes
84(1)
Using Exogenous Enzymes
84(1)
Commonly Available Exogenous Enzyme Brands
85(4)
Mash Methods
89(1)
Decantation Method
89(2)
Single-Infusion Mash
91(1)
Step Mashes
91(6)
6 British and Irish Styles
97(12)
Hooligan's English Bitter: Gluten-Free English Bitter
98(2)
Dark and Mild: Gluten-Free Dark Mild
100(1)
Burton's Beast English IPA: Gluten-Free English-Style India Pale Ale
101(2)
Hello Darkness Dry Oat Stout: Gluten-Free Dry Irish Stout
103(1)
Sturdy Ale Wine: Gluten-Free Ale (or "Barley-") Wine
104(2)
Millet Wine: Gluten-Free Ale Wine
106(3)
7 Continental European Styles
109(10)
Hefelinsen: Gluten-Free Hefeweisen
110(1)
To Helles and Back: Gluten-Free German Helles Exportbier
111(2)
Circuit Breaker Millet Lager: Gluten-Free Lager
113(1)
Baker's Kolsch: Gluten-Free Kolsch
114(1)
Henry's Vienna Lager: Gluten-Free Vienna Lager
115(1)
Darkness Takes Flight: Gluten-Free Dark Czech Lager
116(1)
Devil's in the DoppelBock: Gluten-Free Doppelbock
117(2)
8 Belgian and French Styles
119(16)
Mango Wit: Gluten-Free Fruited Belgian Witbier
120(1)
Tripel, Your Pleasure: Gluten-Free Belgian Tripel
121(2)
Biere De Garde: Gluten-Free Biere de Garde
123(2)
Brett Saison: Gluten-Free Saison with Secondary Fermentation
125(2)
Flanders Brown Sour: Gluten-Free Oud Bruin
127(2)
Farmhouse Saison: Gluten-Free Classic Saison
129(2)
Sweet Potatoes & Rice & Belgian Spice: Gluten-Free Belgian Spiced Ale
131(1)
Mosaic Saison: Gluten-Free Hoppy Saison
132(3)
9 Modern New World Beers
135(28)
James Blonde: Gluten-Free American Blonde Ale
136(1)
4-Grain Cream Ale: Gluten-Free American Cream Ale
137(1)
Inclusion Pale Ale: Gluten-Free American Pale Ale
138(1)
Chico Pale Ale: Gluten-Free American Pale Ale
139(1)
Zero Tolerance GF Calibration Pale Ale: Gluten-Free American Pale Ale
140(2)
Easy Does It Pale Ale: Gluten-Free West Coast American Pale Ale
142(1)
Ghost In the Fog: Gluten-Free American Hazy IPA
143(1)
Fool's Gold NEIPA: Gluten-Free Hazy/Juicy IPA
144(2)
Hazy IPA: Gluten-Free Hazy IPA
146(2)
Boombastic Hazy IPA Homebrew: Gluten-Free Hazy IPA
148(2)
Buck Wild New Zealand Lager: Gluten-Free NZ-Style Lager
150(1)
Smoked Amber: Gluten-Free American Amber Ale
151(1)
India Pale Lager: Gluten-Free Lager
152(2)
Dad's Red Ale: Gluten-Free American Red Ale
154(2)
End Game IPA: Gluten-Free American IPA
156(2)
Chocolate Taco Stout: Gluten-Free American Stout
158(1)
Sue's Brew Hawaiian Stout: Gluten-Free Specialty American Stout
159(4)
10 Historical Styles
163(10)
Chicha: Fermented Maize Beer
164(2)
Old Man Sage Gruit: Gluten-Free Gruit
166(1)
Umqombothi: Traditional Fermented Sorghum Beer
167(1)
Bochet Braggot: Gluten-Free Ale Mead with Caramelized Honey
168(2)
Heather Scotch Ale: Gluten-Free "Wee Heavy"
170(1)
Semilla: South American Amaranth Beer
171(2)
Appendix A 173(6)
Bibliography 179(6)
Index 185
Robert Keifer discovered craft beer in his early 20s and started living a gluten-free lifestyle shortly thereafter. Dismayed by the lack of selection and choices for gluten-free beer, Robert's friend taught him how to homebrew. His curiosity and quest for excellent gluten-free beer bordered on obsession and propelled Robert into teaching and sharing his knowledge of gluten-free brewing at the American Homebrewers Association® (AHA) Homebrew Con in 2018 and 2019. He is a frequent guest on podcasts and has written for Brew Your Own, HomebrewTalk.com, and HomebrewersAssociation.org; one of his recipes was featured in Zymurgy®, the AHA's bimonthly magazine. Robert is a member of the Zero Tolerance Gluten-Free Homebrewing Club, and he co-founded a gluten-free brewery, Divine Science Brewing Company, with his wife, with whom he resides in Orange County, California.