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Brewery

The production of a beer (Lager, Ale, Porter, Stout) benefits from filtration as the method for controlling the flavour, stability, appearance and shelf life of the packaged product.

The
Challenges

  • Haze from polyphenols
  • Appropriate yeast levels
  • The presence of spoilage organisms
  • The desired colour & flavour
  • The brightness of appearence
  • Your customer’s requirements for shelf life

Brewery

Frequently Asked Questions

Resources

Case Study – Cairngorm Brewery

Case Study – Cairngorm Brewery

Removal of Potential Spoilage Organisms from Beer Cairngorm Brewery Company,...
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Case Study – Gipsy Hill Brewing Company

Case Study – Gipsy Hill Brewing Company

Improving Brewing Liquor for Craft Beers Gipsy Hill Brewing Company...
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Case Study – Goddards Brewery

Case Study – Goddards Brewery

Bottle Wash Filtration for Brewery Bottling Line Goddards Brewery is...
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Evolving a Good Beer into a Great Beer

Evolving a Good Beer into a Great Beer

Did you know, beer is one of the oldest and...
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Benefits of physical filtration over pasteurisation in beer production

Benefits of physical filtration over pasteurisation in beer production

Applying physical filtration in the brewery process could lower cost...
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