Craft Beer & Brewing Course
Advanced Adjunct Methods with Burial Beer Co.
Burial Beer Cofounder Tim Gormley shares lessons learned from more than 10 years of commercial brewing experience, covering everything from getting to know your ingredients to achieving balance with them. This course includes 97 minutes of video.
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At Burial, where there are no flagship beers, the beer selection is always evolving. On the menu could be anything from the peppery Blade & Sheath, with notes of apricot and melon, to the dry-hopped Magpie on the Gallows that fermented on cranberry puree, orange peel, cloves, and juniper berries. In this video course, Burial Beer Co. Cofounder + Brewer Tim Gormley shares all he has learned throughout his 10+ years of experimentation. The course covers:
- When to add your adjuncts (including herbs, spices, sugar, and more)
- Achieving balance with your beer
- Getting to know new adjuncts (and seasonal variations)
- Different ways to infuse adjuncts
- Simple + complex sugars
- Working with coffee
- The impact of ABV adjuncts
- Tools for adding adjuncts
And much more.
Course contents
3 chapters, 16 lessons, 1h 27m of video
Chapter 1
About This Course
Chapter 2
Advanced Adjunct Methods
- What is an Adjunct?
- When to Add Adjuncts4:23
- Achieving Balance With Adjuncts7:02
- Getting to Know New Adjuncts10:47
- Journey Through a Range of Spices
- Methods to Infuse Adjuncts12:49
- Brewers Garden
- Tasting Your Adjuncts8:03
- Simple + Complex Sugars7:12
- Brewing with All Kinds of Sugar
- Working with Coffee4:49
- ABV Impacts on Adjuncts3:10
- Tools7:48
Chapter 3
Thank You
- Questions?1:06
What students say
And this is why I love Burial Beer's - Great Job! Gave me a lot of insight, information on things I didn't realize like alternative flavors from spices, and many other items that I could use that I never knew existed. Love during flavored beers and looking to do some flavored sours and gose brews in 2021 using some of Tim's recommendations.
Great course for both learning technical elements and interesting experimentation. Worth it.
He does a great job of presenting the various adjuncts and how to handle them.