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Step Mashing

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Try this hybrid technique that’s a favorite with commercial brewers. It combines the ease of single infusion with the control of decoction.

Make Those Enzymes Dance

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Control mash thickness by varying the ratio of water to malt. Perfect this technique to tame the enzymes that cause important reactions in the mash, influence fermentability, and affect beer flavor.

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Solve the Mystery of Decoction Mashing

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As brewers, we refer to the entire process of converting the starch present in grains and adjuncts into sugar as mashing. We use the enzymes present in pale malted grains to perform this conversion. These enzymes are active over a range of temperatures, with more activity within certain ranges than outside of these ranges. Decoction

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