418: Faster, More Reliable, More Consistent—Dialing In Hot-Side Process Improvement and Optimization

418: Faster, More Reliable, More Consistent—Dialing In Hot-Side Process Improvement and Optimization

The focus of this spotlight episode is hot-side process improvements that will make your brew day quicker, more reliable, and more consistent. We get into the nitty-gritty of tank jackets, grist hydration, lauter-tun geometry, pressure differentials, kettle heating, and more, with a clear focus on lean manufacturing, reducing variability with Six Sigma DMAIC models, optimizing systems for the chemical and physical processes of brewing, workflow improvement for efficiency with provable ROI, and more. Joining for this conversation are:

Kevan McCrummen: owner and head brewer of Vantage Point Brewing in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho

Matthew Whitaker: sales engineer for Boiler Technologies Unlimited

Vernon Spaulding: president and owner of Providence Process Solutions

This in-depth discussion about hot-side process is brought to you interruption-free by Miura, the global leader in modular on-demand steam solutions. Miura’s boiler solutions are efficient, safe, and reliable, with flexible fuel options, compact footprints that fit today’s breweries, modular expandable systems that grow with your brewery, and monitoring technology that gives you peace of mind. Their boilers are backed by the industry’s only pressure-vessel guarantee against corrosion, and they offer a full lineup of equipment that integrates with your boiler, from water softening to de-aeration, reverse osmosis, and more. Learn more or contact them at Miuraboiler.com.

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141: Chris Harris of Black Frog Just Brews What He Likes to Drink

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140: Jeff Herbert of Superstition Meadery on Envisioning and Making Best-in-Class Craft Beverages

140: Jeff Herbert of Superstition Meadery on Envisioning and Making Best-in-Class Craft Beverages

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139: Andy Farrell, Brewing Innovation Manager for Bell's Brewery, on the Delicate Design of Low-Cal IPAs

139: Andy Farrell, Brewing Innovation Manager for Bell's Brewery, on the Delicate Design of Low-Cal IPAs

Making a great low-ABV, low-calorie beer is a lot more work than just scaling down a larger recipe, so when Bell’s Brewery decided to enter the very hot low-calorie category with a lighter riff on the...

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138: Jeremy Tofte of Melvin: Learn From Mistakes, Focus on Improvement

138: Jeremy Tofte of Melvin: Learn From Mistakes, Focus on Improvement

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137: Odell Brewing's COO Brendan McGivney Believes IPA Can Always Be Better

137: Odell Brewing's COO Brendan McGivney Believes IPA Can Always Be Better

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136: Doug Constantiner of Societe Brewing on Aroma-Forward West Coast IPA and a Methodical Approach to Funky and Wild Beer

136: Doug Constantiner of Societe Brewing on Aroma-Forward West Coast IPA and a Methodical Approach to Funky and Wild Beer

Societe’s Doug Constantiner wants to make beer you can drink a lot of. Not excessively, of course, but consistently. “The holy grail of beer is not the beer that there’s a hundred bottles of, and e...

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135: For Noah Bissell of Bissell Brothers, Less is Definitely More

135: For Noah Bissell of Bissell Brothers, Less is Definitely More

The conversation about hazy, New England-style IPAs invariably includes Portland, Maine’s Bissell Brothers Brewery. From the early days of the nascent style, they embraced the possibility of expressiv...

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134: Eric Wallace of Left Hand Brewing Co. Shares Perspective and Advice for Brewers Navigating the COVID-19 Shutdown

134: Eric Wallace of Left Hand Brewing Co. Shares Perspective and Advice for Brewers Navigating the COVID-19 Shutdown

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