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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: The History of Gose
The Legend of Gose Goslar: The Town and Its Beer Gose in Goslar Gose Out of Goslar: The 1500s Through the Early 1900s
Leipzig Eutritzsch and the Gosenschänke
Gose in Post-War Germany
Without a Concern Enthusiasm for Gose Grows
The World Discovers Gose
Chapter 2: Flavor Profiles of Gose
Acidity and pH
Perception and Titratable Acidity
Gose in the Contemporary Period (mid-1900s to Present Day)
Specifications of Contemporary Gose Flavor Profile
Gose in the Modern Period (1600–1900)
Specifications of Modern Period Gose Flavor Profile
Gose in the Middle Ages (950–1400)
Specifications of Middle Ages Gose Flavor Profile
Published Descriptions of Gose
Chapter 3: Ingredients
Water Malt
Barley Oats Wheat Adjuncts
Hops
Hop Selection
Yeast
Terminal Acid Shock Wild Ferments and/or Spontaneous Fermentation
Spices
Hot Side Additions Cold Side Additions Coriander Gruit Spruce
Fruit
Color, pH, and Astringency Hot Side Fruit Additions Cold Side Fruit Additions
Salt
Types of Salt Salts of the World How Much Salt? Adding the Salt
Souring Agents
Bacterial Souring Agents Lactic Acid Bacteria Hop Tolerance Foam Degradation Haze Attributes of Common Lactic Acid Bacteria Strains of Lactobacillus
Chapter 4: Brewhouse Operations
Milling
Detour 1: Sour Mashing
Mash-in Vorlauf Lautering and Sparging
Detour 2: Kettle Souring
The Boil
Kettle Hops
Whirlpool and Heat Exchange Souring the Beer
Souring Mash Kettle Souring High-Acidity Brewing Conclusions to Using Bacteria as a Souring Agent Some Non-Bacterial Souring Options Lactobacillus and Mixed Fermentations
Cleaning and Sanitation
Cleaning Sanitation
Chapter 5: Cellar Operations
Yeast Pitching Fermentation
Level of pH During Fermentation Secondary Fermentation Additions
Aging and Conditioning
Carbonation
Chapter 6: Packaging and Service
A Historical Perspective on Gose Packaging Service Pub Mix-Ups Food Pairing
Chapter 7: Gose Recipes
SeaQuench Sour “Strong English” Gose Haarlemmermeer “K”ose Yuja Gose Ruben’s Gose Tiny Bubbles Guimas Gose Bullpen Hijinks Sunflower Seed Gose Geisterzug Gose Gose Long Gosaic (100% Mosaic Dry-Hopped Gose) Keypunch Gose (Frehmten) Bestekrug Gose Gruit Gose Moroccan Preserved Lemon Gose Heretic & Fuller’s Collaboration Blackberry Gose Yuzu Isuzu Supermarket Gose The Traveling Plum (Li Hing Mui-Inspired Gose) Blood Orange Gose Water Chopper Gose Salvation Mountain Gose The Kimmie Gose Hard Case Gose Deep End Gose Lemonaze Gose Otra Vez Prickly Pear and Grapefruit Gose
Bibliography Index
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