Belgian Beer: Tested and Tasted
By (Author) Miguel Roncoroni
By (author) Kevin Verstrepen
Lannoo Publishers
Lannoo Publishers
25th July 2018
Belgium
General
Non Fiction
641.2309493
Hardback
520
Width 140mm, Height 200mm
Beer Professor Kevin Verstrepen and Beer Doctor Miguel Roncoroni put 250 Belgian beers to the test in their lab, resulting in a complete encyclopaedia with scientific analyses of the taste and aroma profiles and the chemical composition of beer. The beer team of the Flemish Institute for Biotechnology (VIB) went into the laboratory for 2 years to subject 252 Belgian beers to thorough chemical analysis and to a panel of objective guinea pigs. The result is this definitive guide, which finally decomposes the complex composition of our favourite barley into the molecule and illustrates it for every type of beer lover. Get to know which flavour you prefer and search for similar flavours and varieties amongst the huge range of Belgian beers. AUTHORS: Kevin Verstrepen is professor of genetics and beer science at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and conducted research on beer at Harvard and MIT. In collaboration with Miguel Roncoroni, who obtained his doctorate from the wine lab of the University of Auckland and a team of 15 scientists, he worked for years on chemical analysis, blind testing and objective comparison of the 252 beers in this guide. Together they decided to combine their knowledge and expertise to finally give Belgian beer the in-depth research that it deserves. SELLING POINTS: . 250 Belgian beers put to the test . The successor to Michael Jackson's book Great Beers of Belgium with accessible info graphs and diagrams to test your favourite Belgian beer and taste pattern, all put together in a handy guide . The ultimate beer book in which passion and science flow together 700 colour, 40 b/w images
Kevin Verstrepen is professor of genetics and beer science at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and conducted research on beer at Harvard and MIT. In collaboration with Miguel Roncoroni, who obtained his doctorate from the wine lab of the University of Auckland and a team of 15 scientists, he worked for years on chemical analysis, blind testing and objective comparison of the 252 beers in this guide. Together they decided to combine their knowledge and expertise to finally give Belgian beer the in-depth research that it deserves.