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Temperatura Makes The Beer Go Right- Johnson Controllers Rock
There are 3 main things that every beer brewer focuses on mastering in the brewing process when making Craft Beer: Time The PH Temperature All are crucial but the one we will talk about today is controlling temperature. Not in the brewing process itself but in the fermentation process where temperature is even more crucial [...]
Brew Control Panel – The Science is Tight
We have found after many years of projects and trying to make almost ready technology work for our specific requirements that often it is best to build your own. So we did. We built our own brewing control panel to control all of the brewhouse functions. We took a lot of tried and true high [...]
Brewing Beer- HERMS and RIMS for the Mash System
In both home brewing setups and even small scale professional setups a critical part of achieving perfect beer is controlling mash temperatures. Both hitting precise temperatures and maintaining those temperatures. Crafting great tasting beer is an unequal mix of art and science. Temperature, time and PH are three of the essential variables to control in [...]
Cerveza Artesanal – Brewing a California IPA In El Salvador
Last week we brewed one of our favorite beers that we have brewed here in El Salvador. We brewed another batch of our California IPA. It is a balance of fresh hoppiness, well rounded mouthfeel and some complex malt flavors. It is coming along pretty well. it has reached its final gravity by day five [...]
Improving The Brewing System Improves the Beer
Over the past few weeks we have been making a lot of improvements to the brew system as we move ever closer to finally being able to open. Some of the improvements and experiments we implemented: (this is still the test system as the new complete system is in progress but will use the same [...]
Belgian Tropical Wit Bier – Cerveza Artesanal
Belgian Wit Biers are one of my favorite beer styles. They are a wheat beer style that is a bit lighter and crisper than most German wheat beers. They tend to be best when consumed fresh and are truly awesome in hot weather (luckily for El Salvador Craft Beer Lovers) Belgian Wit Biers are typically [...]
Brewing A Cerveza Artesanal Con Fresh Coffee Cherries
Yesterday we brewed a very unique Cerveza Artesanal. Living at origin in the tropics we have access to a LOT of ingredients that are not available to those in the warmer northern climates. From tropical fruits to fresh dulce de panela. One we have wanted to try since moving here was fresh coffee cherries. But [...]
Chicha Wild Yeast Beer- Sour Lambic El Salvador Style
A month ago we decided to capture some wild yeast and make a yeast starter. Its a risky and time consuming process but we managed to get a pretty good collection of wild yeast over the two weeks of trial. Of course it also came with a hefty amount of lactic bacteria which is common. [...]


