The full guide on starting your first commercial brewing system.
You’ve been brewing some great beers for quite some time now. Your family loves them. Your friends love them. And now you think its the time to expand into something larger to start your own brewing business.
Here at XIMO Brewing Equipment, we understand that making that jump to using commercial brewing equipment can be a little unnerving. So we’ve made a little guide to help you through the brewing process for commercial breweries and familiarize you with the different equipment and procedures you’ll be work with when you’re ready to take that next step.
*Every piece of equipment in every picture is designed and constructed with the highest quality in mind, by XIMO Brewing Equipment
Step 1 of brewing: Milling your maltStep 2: Passing the malt through the BrewhouseStep 2a. Mashing and lautering your grist into wortStep 2b. Boiling your wort and hops ands seperating the hops from the wort.Step 2c. Lowering the wort temperature by passing it through a plate heat exchangerStep 3. Adding yeast to the chilled wort to ferment it into beerStep 4. Carbonating your beer to give it that extra kickStep 5. Cleaning your brewing system for the next brew
Step 1 of brewing: Milling your malt
Step 2: Passing the malt through the Brewhouse
Step 2a. Mashing and lautering your grist into wort
Step 2b. Boiling your wort and hops ands seperating the hops from the wort.
Step 2c. Lowering the wort temperature by passing it through a plate heat exchanger
Step 3: Fermenting your chilled wort into beer.
Step 4: Carbonating your Brew
Step 5: Using the CIP System to clean your brew tanks