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Article | REF: FPR313 V1

Beers

Author: Sébastien ROUSTEL

Publication date: January 10, 2023

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The raw materials used in beer production are malt [F 6 200] , a semi-finished product derived from the germination of barley or wheat. Breweries are not responsible for malt production, but malting plants are. Malting consists in modifying the cereal in order to synthesize enzymes, including amylases, which will subsequently break down the starch. The synthesis of these enzymes is triggered by the germination of the cereal, following its hydration. Malting also enables grain aromatization and coloring during kilning (grain drying and roasting for certain malt references). During malting, three factors must be...

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