Learn at your own pace from “The Pope of Foam” how to ensure excellent foam performance on your beers. In a series of entertaining, hugely informative and easily understandable video lessons, Charlie Bamforth will lead you through a discussion of why foam is important. Examine the underpinning physics and chemistry, how to measure foam, how the raw materials and process impact head retention and how to prevent over-foaming, otherwise known as gushing. You will learn how to systematically interpret and rectify poor foam performance.
Instructor(s)
Charles Bamforth, Ph.D., D.Sc., distinguished professor and leader of malting and brewing studies at UC Davis, has 40 years of academic and professional brewing expertise, including senior roles with Brewing Research International and Bass Brewers. He is honorary professor at the University of Nottingham. A fellow of several organizations, including the Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD), Bamforth recently retired as editor in chief of the Journal of the American Society of Brewing Chemists (ASBC) and has published extensively on beer and brewing. He is recipient of the ASBC's Award of Distinction and is past president of the IBD.
Online Schedule
Apr 08 to Jul 05
Section Notes
Enroll now through April 28. Passwords will be issued starting April 8.
Fees
Fee
$385.00
Special Discounts
CAAA Member Discount:
Current members of the Cal Aggie Alumni Association and other UC alumni associations receive $50 off the course fee. If you don't have your association discount code contact UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education Student Services at (800) 752-0881.
Course Materials
Required:
FOAM: Practical Guides for Beer Qaulity, by Charles W Bamforth
Purchase the textbook at the link below.
http://my.asbcnet.org/ItemDetail?iProductCode=19002
To receive a 10% discount, use promo code UCDE10 during checkout.
*If you are a member of the ASBC, login to your ASBC account to receive an additional 10% discount on the book.
Technical Requirements
To ensure your success in this online course, please review our technical requirements page.
Enrollment Policies
Refunds for this course must be requested within two weeks after the start date. The refund processing fee is $30. Click here or visit https://extension.ucdavis.edu/student-services/withdrawals-refunds-and-transfers to view complete enrollment policy information including details on withdrawals and transfers.
Section Number
184BRW760