Brewery microbiology - advanced course
Why attend
Microbiologists have many weapons in their arsenal to solve problems in the brewery, and the development of new technologies constantly adds to the list of options. The challenge is to select the best methods, and interpret results correctly and quickly. This course will cover the basis behind more advanced methods, such as enhanced growth based technologies, molecular techniques and more common methods of advanced identification. The course will also consider the implications of poor practice and misinterpretation of results.
Course content
Subjects presented by our brewery consultants will include the following:
- 'To spoil or not to spoil' - Classification of undesirable microorganisms within the brewery
- Good microbiological practice and the interpretation of results
- Advanced methods of detection and identification
- New challenges of low and no alcohol beer based drinks
- Wine, cider and soft drink microbiology
This course is suitable for those already familiar with brewery microbiology, or for microbiologists who are new to the brewing industry and is also available on site (and can be tailored) if customers have larger groups to train.
"Understanding which techniques are required to speed up the identification of potentially damaging microorganisms is key to providing an efficient microbiology service for the brewery and protecting the brand. This course helps to hone these skills and is great both for those wanting to develop their brewing microbiology skills or as a refresher"
Steve Livens – Event Director
For further information or to check availability contact the Training Department on +44 (0)1386 842104 or