Infographic: Home Brewing Methods

[iggOne]

Hi Aussie Brewers,

I come back here to present a new design infographic about Brewing.

We created an infographic about Home Brewing Methods.

What do you think about it ?

More info about this infographic

 

[joshF]

Looks good mate, except what do the colanders represent? I also think a non brewing person might have trouble finding the actual 'start' of the process though.

Other than that, looks funky :beer:

 

[iggOne]

This info is made for Home Brewers and not for non brewing person.

Colanders representer the serveral steps when you have to filter.

:beerbang:

 

[TimT]

Looks pretty good. Of course there'll probably be some ratbag who says 'but what about X method', which I'm tempted to do myself. Mine is probably a bit of a mixture of different methods really - instead of bag and colander I use a cloth and a sieve.

 

[oscarman]

What about force carbonation?

 

[Acasta]

Only thing is that, generally people don't boil beer kits.
Pretty cool though! Well presented.

 

[iggOne]

What about force carbonation?

Force carbonation is for kegs not ? We don't display it inside the infographic.

 

[philmud]

This info is made for Home Brewers and not for non brewing person.


:beerbang:

What's the purpose of the graphic in that case? That's not a criticism, just curious about what you'd like to communicate, given that brewers are (hopefully) already familiar with these processes.

Looks good though.

 

[iggOne]

It's not I want to say actually.

I think it's destinate to Brewers in order to explain to non brewers how you make beer.

 

[r055c0]

I like it. I have the same pink apron when I make beer.

 

[iggOne]

I like it. I have the same pink apron when I make beer.

This apron is very beautiful ! You're a lucky guy !

 

[DJ_L3ThAL]

You forgot water as an ingredient? It can be added at multiple stages also.

 

[iggOne]

You forgot water as an ingredient? It can be added at multiple stages also.

It's the first thing I told to the designer Pierre but he answers me there is no space.

 

[philmud]

It's the first thing I told to the designer Pierre but he answers me there is no space.

Prefers a dry beer, old Pierre ;-)

 

[Blitzer]

Mushroom yeast? I'm also confused why it's called homebrew methods, there is not much about methods.

Also all your pictures are a word or two to indicate a step.. then for some reason adding sugar to a bottle is a sentence. If you want a word to indicate that step I suggest "Priming".

 

[warra48]

Are you missing a mashing step before the production of malt extract?

Nice looking graphic.

 

[sp0rk]

Only thing is that, generally people don't boil beer kits.

Agree with this
If Pierre says there is no room, I'd tell him to make room

 

[iggOne]

Mushroom yeast? I'm also confused why it's called homebrew methods, there is not much about methods.

Also all your pictures are a word or two to indicate a step.. then for some reason adding sugar to a bottle is a sentence. If you want a word to indicate that step I suggest "Priming".

About the Mushroom yeast, it's true ! Maybe we would have to find another "icon" to represent yeast. An idea ?

Thanks for suggest about "Suggar is added". I will tell to the designer.

 

[iggOne]

Are you missing a mashing step before the production of malt extract?

Nice looking graphic.

You agree warra ! Maybe, Pierre does not want repeat mash step, I don't know. I will ask him.

 

[iggOne]

Only thing is that, generally people don't boil beer kits.
Pretty cool though! Well presented.

It's a good comment !

However, when you brew with kits, we have to heat up it before you add it to watter. In order to simplify, we stayed boiled for kits.