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Vol. 79 No. 5/6 (2026)- Researchers from the United States tested 11 varieties of hops grown in Georgia to see how well they perform in a hot, Southern climate.
- A review evaluates conventional and novel methods for extracting bioactive proteins from brewers’ spent grain (BSG).
- What if free aldehydes in the mash were not the main drivers of beer ageing? Even a ten-fold increase at mashing-in had no measurable impact on free aldehyde levels in fresh or aged beer.
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BrewingScience
Vol. 79 No. 3/4 (2026)Guimaraes et al. show that scaling up malted rice for commercial malting and brewing presents key challenges in many areas, while also identifying practical solutions to address these barriers.
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BrewingScience
Vol. 79 No. 1/2 (2026)- Effects of various aeration strategies and how process parameters influence the production and characteristics of Kombucha
- Beta-amylase optimum temperatures of different cereal malts using a new-developed method, the half-life method
- The first industrial scale evaluation of a retrofittable boiling system, that generates bubbles via a controlled pressure drop at a ring shaped nozzle below the liquid surface, aiming to maintain wort quality at lower evaporation rates
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