The Theory and Practice of BrewingCombrune, Michael
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The Theory and Practice of Brewing
Combrune, Michael
Brewing
Air, principal agent in fermentation, 19, 23
---- why it slacks malt, 20
---- is not easily expelled from bodies, 21
---- expelled from worts by long boiling, 84
---- heat of, relative to brewing, 145
Alcohol, what, 2
---- most effectually dissolves resins, 38
Algebraic rules of proportion for mixing cold and hot water, 271-285
Alkali, what, 2
---- its great power as a solvent, 37
B.
Backs _being set_, reason, 306
Barley, defined, 89
---- viscous and replete with acids, 90
---- consequence of its germinating, 90
---- its state in the field, 91
---- Effect of heating in the mow, 92
---- heat which destroys its vegetative power, 92, 93
---- mow-burned, unfit for malting, 93
---- how much it loses by malting, 100
---- may be dried without germinating, 102
Beers, why deposited in cellars, 47
---- best brewed in pure air, 85, 86
Bird, Mr. his thermometer, 43
Body of a wort _not opened_, what, 320, 321
Boiling, how effected, 3
---- necessary for worts, and management, 224
Brandies of France and Spain compared, 353
Brown ale, what, 198
---- stout, what, 199
Burton ale, what, 196
C.
Cellars, temperature, 156, 186
---- management of beer, 331
Cleansing keeping beers, 319
---- common small, 321
---- amber, 325
Cloudy beer, how to be treated, 337
Cocculus Indicus, infamous practice of using it, 340
Cold greatest, at London, 145
Cooling-in explained, 254
Coppers, method of calculating heights, 220
D.
Division of water for a brewing, 235-239
Dorchester beer, what, 200
E.
Earths defined, 33
---- sometimes used in precipitation, 33
Effervescence, whence, 79
Elements, for forming pale beers, 172
---- brown do., 177
---- porter, 178, 180, 245
---- small beer, 190, 248
---- purl, 194
Elements for forming amber, 195, 251
---- keeping small beer, 197
---- pale keeping strong and small, 239
Expansion, singular exception in, 14
---- differs in different fluids, 18
---- of water just boiling, 26
Experiments on Thames, New River, and Hampstead water, 31
Extraction defined, 160
---- four different modes, 163
---- 1st mode, 169
---- 2d ----, 173
---- 3d ----, 181
---- 4th ----, 192
Extracts under and over-heated shew similar signs, 29
F.
Feeding drink, what, 323
Fermentation, what, 6, 66
---- its several stages, 66-73
---- its effects, 78
---- term too generally applied, 78
---- artificial, defined, 80
---- signs and effects, 318
Ferments, what, 84
Fining beers, 336
Fire, nature and properties, 13
---- expands all bodies, 14
---- how it strengthens some bodies, 15
---- loosens the texture of malt, 15
---- preserves bodies, 15
---- how to regulate its degrees, 16
Flowers of wine, what, 311
Foxed, what, 7
G.
Germinating heats of France, Spain, &c., 57-59
---- England, 59
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