Brewing with up to 70% of malt substituted by barley can be achieved on the commercial scale with the aid of bacterial enzymes, provided that an extended temperature programmed conversion is used. This extension of time is necessary to obtain a suitably high wort true fermentability and a satisfactory protein breakdown. Results obtained from both long and short temperature programmed processes are discussed.
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