Brewers Essential Recipe Collection

Columns

• id: A unique identifier assigned to each distinct beer recipe.
• name: The designated name of the specific beer recipe.
• tagline: A brief descriptive line or summary of the beer.
• first_brewed: The specific date the beer recipe was initially brewed.
• description: Detailed notes on the recipe, including taste and core characteristics.
• image_url: The web address linking to an image associated with the beer.
• abv: Alcohol by volume, indicating the measured alcohol content.
• ibu: International Bitterness Units, quantifying the beer's bitterness level.
• target_fg: The planned final gravity of the beer.
• target_og: The planned original gravity of the beer.
• ebc: European Brewery Convention measurement for beer colour.
• srm: Standard Reference Method measurement for beer colour.
• ph: The acidity level of the finished beer.
• attenuation_level: The measured level of sugar conversion into alcohol during fermentation.
• volume: The total volume of the beer recipe, typically measured in litres.
• boil_volume: The specific volume during the boiling phase of the brewing process.
• method: Specific details concerning the brewing process, including temperature and process variations or 'twists'.
• ingredients: Information on the malt, hops, yeast, and other components utilised in the recipe.
• food_pairing: Suggested food items that complement the specific beer style.
• brewers_tips: Expert tips and insights for brewing or enjoying the specific beer.
• contributed_by: The name of the individual or entity that provided the recipe information.

Distribution

Usage

• Aspiring homebrewers can explore different recipes and ingredient combinations to formulate unique craft beers.
• Established breweries can seek inspiration for new product lines and recipe developments to expand their offerings.
• Researchers and enthusiasts can analyse prevailing trends in craft beer recipes, including popular ingredients and flavour profiles.
• The data supports the creation of precise food pairing guides utilising the dedicated column.
• It serves as an educational resource, providing valuable tips and techniques shared by experienced brewers.

Coverage

License

Who Can Use It

• Homebrewers: To refine techniques and experiment with ingredient combinations for personal projects.
• Commercial Breweries: For product development, innovation, and market research on emerging beer styles.
• Academic Researchers: To study fermentation science, recipe formulation, and flavour trends.
• Culinary Experts: To develop accurate food and beer pairing menus and guides.

Dataset Name Suggestions

• The Definitive Beer Recipe Archive
• Craft Beer Formulation Data
• Brewers' Essential Recipe Collection
• Global Brewing Formulas Catalogue

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