The Institute of Brewing & Distilling (IBD) has launched a new self-assessed and on-demand technical course named ‘No and Low Alcohol Beer Production Course’, aiming to give brewers the knowledge and techniques essential for making excellent no and low alcohol beer.
The course is part of the IBD’s growing educational offering, which reflects the changing needs of the drinks industry. It provides up-to-date information on the science and technology of no and low alcohol beer production, guiding learners through the brewing process from raw materials to packaging. It also includes a downloadable PDF with technical information, such as legal classifications of low and non-alcoholic beers, nutritional information, mashing profiles and yeast types, and a summary of the options for dealcoholisation.
The course has been developed in collaboration with leading brewers, brewing consultants, yeast suppliers and dealcoholisation equipment manufacturers. It has been designed to be engaging, interactive and multimedia, featuring text, videos, animations, quizzes and games. Once learners have completed the course, they will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Tom Shelston, CEO of the IBD, said: “Launching our No and Low Alcohol Beer Production course is a strategic and complementary addition to our growing portfolio of qualifications and courses. It will become an important part of the IBD’s growing educational offering which continues to reflect how the drinks industry is evolving to meet shifting market needs.”
Stuart Howe, Technical and Development Manager, added: “This is the first course ever that provides in-depth scientific and technical information about no and low alcohol beer production. It is written in collaboration with experts in the field and with the rigor and accuracy that you expect from the IBD. If you are serious about realising the potential of your brewery to make the most of the growth of no and low alcohol beer, you should sign up to take this course.”
The Institute of Brewing & Distilling (IBD) has launched an on-demand technical course, called the ‘No and Low Alcohol Beer Production Course’, offering brewers the opportunity to gain knowledge and techniques required for making no and low alcohol beer.
The course is designed to meet the IBD’s strategic objective of growing its educational offering to reflect the changing needs of the drinks industry. It provides up-to-date information on the science and technology of no and low alcohol beer production, as well as a downloadable PDF with technical information, such as legal classifications, nutritional information, mashing profiles and yeast types.
The course has been developed in collaboration with leading brewers, brewing consultants, yeast suppliers and dealcoholisation equipment manufacturers, and is designed to be engaging, interactive and multimedia, featuring text, videos, animations, quizzes and games. Upon completion, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Tom Shelston, CEO of the IBD, said: “Launching our No and Low Alcohol Beer Production course is a strategic and complementary addition to our growing portfolio of qualifications and courses. It will become an important part of the IBD’s growing educational offering which continues to reflect how the drinks industry is evolving to meet shifting market needs.”
Stuart Howe, Technical and Development Manager, added: “This is the first course ever that provides in-depth scientific and technical information about no and low alcohol beer production. It is written in collaboration with experts in the field and with the rigor and accuracy that you expect from the IBD. If you are serious about realising the potential of your brewery to make the most of the growth of no and low alcohol beer, you should sign up to take this course.”
The Institute of Brewing & Distilling (IBD) has unveiled a new self-assessed and on-demand technical course, ‘No and Low Alcohol Beer Production Course’, providing brewers with the necessary knowledge and techniques for making no and low alcohol beer.
This course is part of the IBD’s growing educational offering, which reflects the changing needs of the drinks industry. It provides up-to-date information on the science and technology of no and low alcohol beer production, guiding learners through the brewing process from raw materials to packaging. It also includes a downloadable PDF with technical information, such as legal classifications of low and non-alcoholic beers, nutritional information, mashing profiles and yeast types, and a summary of the options for dealcoholisation.
The course has been developed in collaboration with leading brewers, brewing consultants, yeast suppliers and dealcoholisation equipment manufacturers. It is designed to be engaging, interactive and multimedia, featuring text, videos, animations, quizzes and games. Once learners have successfully completed the course, they will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Tom Shelston, CEO of the IBD, commented: “Launching our
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