Division of Continuing and Global Education
Craft Beer 101
First course in the Brew U series
(Related courses--Craft Beer 201: Home Brew Challenge; Craft Beer 301: Sensory and Styles)
Craft Beer 101 will expose those who have a general consumer interest in beer or an
aspiration to home brew, commercial brew, or generally be a part of the Craft Beer
industry. This is the first course in the Brew U series offered in collaboration with
Full Circle Brewing Co. Learn the difference between Craft Beer and the products produced
by major manufacturers such as Budweiser and Coors, and discuss the history of beer
in America, before and after prohibition. We will cover the basics of Craft Beer and
provide students the opportunity to witness the actual brewing process on a commercial
scale. We'll learn about styles and major ingredients in Craft Beer (water, grain,
yeast, hops), and the science of fermentation. Prerequisites: a budding passion for Craft Beer and minimum age 21. Required course
materials: Pocket Tasting Guide (https://www.33books.com/collections/books/products/33-beers)
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