How is Beer Made?

[@ConcerningReality]

If you want to learn more about beer, listen to our friend's over at Unprofessional Engineering's podcast about it: bit.ly/37g3kys

[@BeeRich33]

Or ask brewers. Engineers are notorious for 'trying' brewing in their undergrad programs, and coming out with their notorious bridges. Heh.

[@noahmccann4438]

I started looking into whether or not it is possible to carbonate something with nitrogen (I would think you’d be nitrogenating it), and it turns out that beer creation is quite a complex topic with many rabbit holes. It didn’t take long before all the forum posts about beer gases, nitro taps, PSI levels etc. made me realize I didn’t actually care to know the answer that much. All this is to say, thank you for the video - and good job on condensing this ridiculously complex topic!

[@agayfuzzypandabear]

Guinness is carbonated with nitrogen. The bubbles are smaller, which changes the way it feels when you drink it. (:

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Trash Garbage Rubbish USD SGD

[@johnspinelli9396]

Isnt it funny how beer is really just grain/bread juice 😂

[@Guru-P18]

😭😁😁😁

[@iiinailii7733]

Delicious 💪🏽

[@thischanelnolongerexists9041]

Isnt it funny how all drinks in stores have artifical flavouring and other chemicals? That is a really dumb thing to say dude

[@sadikbadayos9239]

Theyre just nothing but gross liquior I hope beer got banned

[@johnspinelli9396]

@@thischanelnolongerexists9041 Ok lol. I like to buy more natural juices anyway when I can

[@josephsultana697]

4:00 my face when taking the first sip after a hot summer day.

[@David-kg4tv]

didn't regret clicking on that 4:00

[@jackischilling2308]

I'm drinking a few beers while watching this lol

[@nouchang2609]

Same lol

[@lukastomek7532]

Makes it taste even better hahaha

[@arielcamacho4735]

But can you drive

[@mamudere67]

@@arielcamacho4735 but can u zip it?

[@arielcamacho4735]

@@mamudere67 who the hell are you?

[@NickSampson777]

Watching this video is equivalent to being that little kid eating cereal and reading the back of the cereal box

[@RaduPN]

I would like to thank to whoever discovered fermentation and beer! thank you!

[@natachagake4080]

Beautiful! I appreciate this Video because I took a course in brewery science for my masters. We looked at the various processes and operations involved in both industrial and traditional brewing. I hope to work in one of these breweries soon

[@major_kukri2430]

I don't drink, but this is still interesting.

[@vndazevnd8229]

You will one day my man...... mark my words

[@major_kukri2430]

@@vndazevnd8229 with the way how life's going, i'm probably gonna have to start.

[@SohailAnsari4]

@@major_kukri2430 actually i was like you, i never drank beer but now i do :(

[@vndazevnd8229]

Sohail i was just like you too my man, now i be getting drunk asf trying to forget everything

[@leethomson5733]

You don't know what you're missing , go stock up the fridge right now , you will thank me in years to come when you're sitting on a park bench with rugged clothes and asking for spare change for the alcohol that you will crave on a daily basis , yes you're life will be ruined and you will wish you had never tasted that first cold 🍺 beer that day after watching sum YT video which put you where you will probably end up some time in the future if you do not Heed this warning which is being sent back from the future from me the guy who just threw you a dollar outside Walmart because you are sitting begging in the year 2029, You have been warned 😡 Now then back to my ice cold Bud 🍻 cheers 😎

[@youtubeuniversity3638]

I wonder how much this differs from how beer was made back when people were still deciding whether or not to call it beer.

[@treasuretrails]

Drunk a Steinlager classic in New Zealand while watching this :)

[@mr.nugslover.daviddiaz-car7306]

Beautiful country my friend!! Greetings from Spain!!

[@kahnwightman5140]

one of the best beers in this country my friend :)

[@sethravillaofnisan9998]

1:46 No head?

[@anticringezone1778]

I'm not legal, and these are one of the fascinating videos I watch at 2 am. See you guys in 8 years! Edit: turning 17 soon, 4 more years!

[@HjalmarJärnknoge]

7 years left!

[@TheUnholyEmpire]

@@HjalmarJärnknoge coming back in 7 years to say happy birthday

[@nickcastaneda203]

6 years

[@anticringezone1778]

@@nickcastaneda203 yes sir

[@jacobbarnes1453]

Move to uk. Legal drinking age is 18

[@dampaul13]

Hops are generally what gives beer its bitterness, by not adding bittering hops would make the beer seem sweeter. Hops are considered to do 6 important things, anti-microbial/preservative, bitterness, aroma, flavour, head retention, and mouthfeel. Wild yeasts, including Brettanomyces, don't generally give acidic characteristics. Those acidic profiles are more associated with lactic acid bacterias, like lactobacillus and pediococcus, and acetic/vinegar profiles from acetobacter. Rodenbach actually adds a preprepared mixed culture for fermentation, that includes microbes often called 'wild,' as well as relying on microbes still in the brewery, usually in the foeders. "No need to store beers for long periods of time..." Clearly not familiar with lambics, Flanders red/brown beers, wild ales, stouts, barley wines, etc. Beers generally don't have an expiration date but 'Best Before.' Expiration dates are more associated with perishable goods, that after a particular date, are considered to be dangerous/unhealthy for consumption. Beer, while changing over time, don't degrade to the point of being dangerous to consume.

[@BeeRich33]

Bitterness comes from malt as well.

[@dampaul13]

@@BeeRich33 Yeah, well I didn't list a number of things that can affect the perceived bitterness of a beer. And I guess that's why, in the very first few words, I used "generally." Oh, and grain (unmalted) can affect bitterness too, not just malt ;)

[@unioneitaliana7107]

I'm Italian.🇮🇹 I hate wine and I do❤️ love beer! 🍻🍺🍺🍻

[@StoneyardVineyards]

Cheers we love brewing our own beer ,

[@alphachrome6503]

Who’s drunk af n watching this 😂

[@wallywutsizface6346]

3:59 Maybe the funniest stock clip I’ve ever seen

[@ConcerningReality]

Shoot, I should've included that in my weird stock footage video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3izmYWYdtOJbs0

[@LeMecMoustachu]

Budweiser crew checking in

[@alpscarlett8897]

I appreciate beer more after this

[@ConcerningReality]

I appreciate you more after this comment.

[@andrewmajesky3742]

Very interesting and helpful! and well made! Thanks!

[@NazriB]

Lies again? 10 Olympic Medals Tiger Beer

[@Zikato]

Whats the song in the background please help

[@endlessnameless6494]

If you drink, remember- never drive drunk! 11,000 die each year; that's the size of an entire small town. Stay safe!

[@EdeYOlorDSZs]

lovely video thanks from a beer enjoyer

[@melonrain6862]

You said all of the ingredients are boiled together...which is not true. The yeast cannot be added until the wort has been cooled to a temperature that is specific to the style and/or type of beer being brewed. Generally speaking somewhere in the 70 to 78 degree range for an ale and from the high 40’s to the mid 50’s for lagers... Fahrenheit.

[@dampaul13]

Also, if you want to be technical, the grain also isn't boiled, the wort is. The grain is steeped in hot water, not boiled.

[@melonrain6862]

@@dampaul13 absolutely correct.

[@dampaul13]

@@melonrain6862 There is actually a fair bit wrong in this video.

[@melonrain6862]

@@dampaul13 yeah, I used to homebrew. I never invested in quality brewing equipment and I didn’t have temperature control for fermentation so I was kinda limited on what time of the year I could brew. Life happens and suddenly my financial priorities had to change. And just like that, I’m no longer home brewing.

[@felixmiles4909]

Fun fact: Hold my Beer.

[@buditriwibowoyuliwidianto023]

could you make another episode about cold brew beer, which part of process that makes the differences between cold brew and normal brew beer? thank you

[@BeeRich33]

Cold brew? Where did you see that?

[@JamRock_Jr.]

Fantastic

[@polyaplus]

Concerning Reality, nice channel name.

[@lizzylivin27]

Warm beer 🍺 is illegal.... or should be 😌😌

[@francoaranda6499]

When your underage so your drinking ginger beer

[@xtremely1nsane]

Man I love beer. I'm 19.

[@sonleo369]

Same

[@acidphoenix9110]

Yes

[@xtremely1nsane]

@@acidphoenix9110 20 now

[@acidphoenix9110]

Feb 2nd for me bruh drunk asf rn

[@sonleo369]

@@xtremely1nsane cheers to that

[@sagorroy7636]

as I drink my brew I'm watching this.

[@gamerboy5908]

As I drink my beer I am watching this.

[@anciilkeesh9697]

Why use horror music to this video? xD But yea beer is the nectar from the Gods.

[@ConcerningReality]

Beer is spooky after all

[@anciilkeesh9697]

Concerning Reality When more than enough is consumed maybe :p

[@raymartconcepcion8817]

@@ConcerningReality what u mean by spooky?

[@khangnguyendac7184]

Useful video, thank you

[@lawrencenuwordu9617]

Great video, sir.

[@masterofshadows8904]

Drinking guiness as I watch this. But home brewing is the best

[@mdsouz4]

How do you carbonate with nitrogen? Shouldn't it be nitrogenation?

[@stayexplorer3604]

why so small text???

[@McShibby10]

Drinking beer rn

[@chemistpankaj1571]

It is amazing process

[@rodderickjames2185]

Very informative

[@EvanBurton-k3l]

The yeast isn’t boiled. It’s added after the wort is cooled.

[@tnt1602]

Mate, punctuation is there for a reason

[@tamigohil4221]

very interesting thank you

[@esonrealme7178]

good...

[@Spartan-Of-Truth]

I get really bad reactions and foggy head by consuming sugar. Do beer brewers add sugar as a direct ingredient to beer?

[@BeeRich33]

Some do.

[@JakeAtkinson43]

I JUST WANNA KNOW HOW ITS MMMAAADDEEE

[@melonrain6862]

Google it….lol

[@cocoproductions3645]

Is it sweet and can you describe the taste

[@ritznoblejas3617]

beer taste s hit but feeling high is great

[@senkobread1215]

so Beer is just Bread Juice?

[@BeeRich33]

No

[@djelloulrahmani9733]

I feel that i got kissed by beer

[@555shrikrishna]

Great ...

[@n00n1n]

Beer helped me to become an alcoholic. 😉

[@vadimuha]

Hops is used for flavour thus are not necessary. What are we left with? Water, grain and yeast. I think I need no more words for you to understand why I call bear "liquid bread"

[@skakhishaik9856]

Nice video

[@trentoniusmaximus1701]

Now I just really wanna drink some Guinness 😂🤷

[@sharanskyes8300]

Guinness ain't that good bro try Carlsberg it tastes better

[@benhewson1165]

@@sharanskyes8300 nah Budweiser. But it is my preference, every beer is nice in it's own way

[@Illness.og.]

@@sharanskyes8300 Guinness is alright, but leaves a strange after taste

[@francovegamacaya8862]

Really Budweiser use S. uvarum? I have search and many said that they use saaz... and that is S. pastorianus... i m confused...

[@maclac48]

I might have to watch this video a few times, good grief. 😮‍💨

[@elxenomorph534]

Drinking a beer whike watching this.. It tastes sooo good!!

[@Kapnj]

No hops = no head. Got it.

[@shahidpasha283]

Can we make at home????

[@emobassist]

Those hops pellets look like rabbit food

[@Blinding_eyes]

I'm 16 and I need a easier way to make beer / get it any ideas?

[@MakeupbyNilam]

ask a legal friend to buy for you, of course, you'll pay.

[@antMANscochiey]

Just wait until you're of legal age in your country. It will make you appreciate it more and abuse it less.

[@maseay91]

Yeah, don’t be in such a rush.

[@iffyikr9629]

U’r underage bailey don’t be an everyday shmuck

[@mormozinefanclub53]

Take some welches grape juice, bread wine, and sugar together. Wait a few weeks n u got some wine

[@shahrokhabbasirad2223]

You said with no hops the beer would be bitter 1:48 But in another video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIibqmeml76Hoas ) I heard that the more hops the more bitter the beer.

[@dampaul13]

Yeah, got that bit wrong. Up to a certain point, the more hops added early during the boil will add more bitterness.

[@ashrafps4326]

Super

[@ToDaXi]

im drunk and its 2 much science man

[@granthiksharma4626]

what is bear. why should i drink a cold bear on summer than cold pepci or md what the difference

[@Boozephreaks]

Residual. Not risidual. 3:25

[@tekilaisbetter9043]

How can i make it at home to not buy it

[@andrewfarrugia6072]

I love factory jobs honestly wished work kinda place like that even though stink with beer all day says me who worked in bacon factory tossing bacon on machines and ovens yes have grinder put them in also plus mixer and juices really liked that agency down Duston around there was kinda fun walk around different parts factory include damn freezers

[@slainepaccs7938]

AHHH A TALL CAN AND THIS VID..... SMACK !

[@cypresspeter2008]

SO, WHEN is the fish bladder added?

[@BeeRich33]

It's a swim bladder. It's used at the end of fermentation and doesn't make it into the end product.

[@dampaul13]

@@BeeRich33 "It's a swim bladder. " And where is this swim bladder from? "and doesn't make it into the end product." *shouldn't.

[@dampaul13]

Very few beers use isinglass these days. Probably the last holdouts would be some real ale producers in the UK.

[@BeeRich33]

@@dampaul13 You have no clue. The micro industry around the planet uses isinglass. I've been a professional brewer since 1991.

[@BeeRich33]

@@dampaul13 Sturgeon. It's put into a high pH solution and ground up with a high shear blender. It's the highest concentration protein item that mankind knows about.

[@tokus64]

I can make you a beer with 10% alcohol, put it in a cellar for 10 years and its still drinkable. And yes, it becomes much better.

[@dampaul13]

Doesn't need to be 10%, depends on style. Things don't get better with age, they change. How someone interprets that change will dictate if they think it has gotten better.

[@waynekennedy8394]

DIRECTIONS ON MAKING BEER!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dustinplee5067]

I just drink a hard seltzer last night and I’m 20 years old and and I turn 21 in 2 months in January 2021 lol

[@ConcerningReality]

👮‍♀️ 👀👀👀👀 🤣

[@SkiiYacht]

I don't like beer i just see people with an addiction an addiction that i can exploit whilst ruining the lives of people. I see Money BABY

[@vaporsouls6752]

I cant even drink yet why am i watching this

[@asmrmatthew4158]

who else drinking beer while watching this

[@saikyo9208]

Cheers lad

[@waynekennedy8394]

Nail Polish Remover; ASETON!

[@lightyearfoundation4190]

Hi! Lightyear is a science charity that breaks down barriers to disabled people accessing STEM. We'd love to add this video to our virtual Work Inspiration Trip of a brewery, is that okay? You can see the page here - www.lightyearfoundation.org/ignition-brewery-virtual-trip This Virtual Work Inspiration Trip programme is all about showcasing careers in STEM to the disabled students we work with, and your fab video will really help show the science behind brewing beer! Thank you!

[@asgaming-zp4qo]

I'm most drinkings beer I'm drinks wine , whiskey kingfresher beer I'm smoking more 20 segret I'm drinks beers more then 15

[@danedgar1539]

So scientific for something that ends up tasting like feet juice

[@lionprofrance5888]

what meaning of BEER....?...

[@dorbin101]

I wonder why ppl in west love bear. It tastes so bitter and why ? Is it because of alchohol ?

[@LackadaisicalWizard]

Drinking a Budweiser to this. *Clink*

[@HNTRWRLD]

beer is just bread juice

[@SiriusSam]

Humans never invented Beer

[@Republic_Of_Vicoria_Official]

Yeah it was most likely discovered... but this video is still interesting nonetheless!

[@emobassistformallygeddysco3126]

Those hops look like rat food

[@dampaul13]

They are processed T-90 hop pellets.

[@reyea0892]

5

[@HAKOSUKA69]

So no head ?

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

Hello. Hi

[@sudanesedaily8255]

I want to try beer but I'm Muslim I must hold my desires

[@shont3286]

Drink non alcoholic beer.

[@anthonyprice1743]

I've tried all my friends "make your own beer kit" bs. Nothing compares to a Heineken or Guinness. I guess its fun to "DIY" your beer, but it tastes like ass

[@sonleo369]

😂😂😂

[@melonrain6862]

It actually depends on the quality of the brewing equipment, knowledge of brewing, water quality, yeast quality, how fresh the grain is…etc. Give your friends some time. If they take steps to improve their beer they might end up making something that you could enjoy.

[@dampaul13]

@@melonrain6862 Controlling and maintaining fermentation temperature and hygiene control are the two main things new homebrewers get wrong.

[@melonrain6862]

@@dampaul13 lol…hell yeah.

[@BeeRich33]

No they are not boiled all together. You made this video and missed that part? Budweiser is not a "Pilsner malt". Who consulted on this? Colonel Sanders?

[@mostindow230]

Vodka :)

[@zaynumar0]

Thank God I don't drink

[@shubhshinde4438]

Please use a pop filter on your mic....thank you

[@Syosossssosos]

No head 💀