It's obvious that low-alcohol beer and non-alcoholic beer are different from regular full-alcohol beer, but do you know how ...

The Center for Beverage Innovation and Lafontaine Lab, including U of A researchers, evaluated 11 commercially available yeasts to identify their strengths based on chemical analysis and sensory panel ...

Anything that has a fermentation process can have an alcoholic ... think of Greg's findings on the health effects of no or low-alcohol beers? Find out by listening here.

“Low-alcohol” or “reduced-alcohol beer” is beer with less than 2. ... or stopping the fermentation process when the alcohol level reaches 0.5% ABV. Vacuum distillation and reverse osmosis ...

The property of beer and wine to be converted into ... It consists in keeping the fluid at a low temperature when undergoing fermentation. The rcethod, based upon this principle, and employed ...

While physically extracting and removing alcohol from ordinarily fermented beverages requires costly equipment, biologically ...

The back room at Boneyard's new Bend brewpub has a biker bar vibe. Our guide to the breweries of central Oregon, including ...

Brewers made low-alcohol versions for children ... pastorianus for Louis Pasteur, who in 1857 figured out how fermentation works. Drinking vesselGerman beer tankards originated about the same ...

"Faster fermentation can help brewers turn over tanks quicker, increasing throughput," Maust said. "That's a key operational advantage." While full-strength beer production often involves reusing ...