Craft Beer & Brewing Course
Brewing Imperial Stouts with Perennial Artisan Ales
Phil Wymore, cofounder and brewmaster of Perennial Artisan Ales, shares the approach, ingredients, and methods behind the brewery's influential big stouts like Abraxas, Maman, 17, and more!
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In this video course, Phil Wymore shares the approach, ingredients, and methods behind the brewery's big stouts and other strong, high-gravity beers. Among other topics, Wymore covers:
- water and hops considerations
- careful intentionality for big malt bills
- building a base imperial stout recipe
- choosing and employing various adjuncts
- yeast and high-gravity fermentation challenges
- filtering and carbonation
And much more, including recipes recipes for Fantastic Voyage and Take 10!
Course contents
4 chapters, 21 lessons, 56m of video
Chapter 1
Welcome
- About Perennial Artisan Ales4:39
- Phil Wymore's Pick Six
Chapter 2
The Building Blocks of Great Stouts
- Imperial Stout, According to the Oxford Companion to Beer
- Water & Hops Overview1:09
- More on Hops for Big Beers2:28
- Building the Grist13:33
- Overview of Perennial's Base Stout0:54
- Yeast & Fermentation7:13
- Filtering + Carbonation2:01
- Brad Smith on High-Gravity Brewing
- Defy Gravity: 3 Tips for Brewing High-Gravity Beers
- Recipe: Perennial Fantastic Voyage
Chapter 3
Adjuncts + Ingredients
- Adjunct Considerations8:49
- Neil Fisher of Weldwerks on Brewing Adjunct Stouts
- Adjuncting Process2:12
- Neil Fisher on Brewing with Sugary Adjuncts
- Sourcing Ingredients12:42
- Brewing with Coconut
- Special Ingredient: Pretzels
Chapter 4
Thank You
- Recipe: Perennial Take 10 Imperial Stout
- Wrap Up0:29
What students say
5.0 from 3 reviews
We've been wondering how to take next steps with our big stouts, and this gives us so many ideas to pursue, from a couple of brewers we admire.
The course was well designed and laid out. The brewer covered most of the issues concerning adding flavored adjuncts to high gravity stouts.
I’ve watched a lot of the classes so far and really enjoyed the way Phil presents things. Easy to listen to.