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I Know Nothing about Brewing Beer, So I Became a Brewmaster
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2022
- Welcome to Brewmaster Beer Brewing Simulator. Brew your perfect beer in this relaxing home brewing sim. Use a realistic chemistry simulation to brew hoppy IPAs to creamy stouts. Customise your brewing space, create recipes and label your beer, unlock new equipment and enter competitions. Learn to brew, refine your craft and become a Brewmaster! In this episode I learn the basics of brewing beer and try my luck brewing my own. I hope you enjoyed this episode of Brewmaster, thanks for watching and liking.
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About Brewmaster:
Features:
Use a huge range of ingredients and equipment to brew different beer styles, learn the process start to finish.
Come up with your own recipe and create the beer of your dreams with a thorough, true to life simulation of brewing chemistry.
Turn passion, precision, and preparation into progress - enter competitions, fulfill job requests, unlock better equipment, and grow your reputation as a Brewmaster!
Customise your beers by designing labels and creating your own brands!
Make your brew space your own with a wide range of unlockable cosmetics.
Chill out in a relaxing sandbox mode.
Share your recipes with other players via Steam Workshop.
Discover, learn and master the art of homebrewing in the ultimate celebration of craft beer.
From perfecting authentic, chemistry-driven brewing techniques to naming, bottling and labelling - refine your craft to become the ultimate Brewmaster in the first ever realistic beer brewing experience. With all the tricks of the trade and the best equipment at your disposal, follow a recipe, or experiment with a huge variety of real-world ingredients to hone your skills. Enter friendly competitions, earn beer tokens, and upgrade your equipment to become an even better brewer.
Choose to experience the story-led Brewmaster mode or throw yourself into Creative Mode, a sandbox with everything unlocked.
Set up your home brewery
Create the ideal space to spend relaxing hours making your perfect beer. Unlock your favourite equipment and decorate your brewing space. Use beer tokens to buy better equipment to truly make it your own space.
Create your recipe
Concoct a variety of different types of beer, including wheats, blondes, stouts, IPAs and more while improving your brewing skills. Perfect recipes, improve the taste, design your own labels, and then submit your beers to local competitions and breweries to gain reputation and beer tokens. Built for complete beginners to beer aficionados alike; learn the basics of the beer brewing process with a range of recipes to choose from, or get creative with total freedom to brew your own unique flavours.
Brew your dream beer
Mash malts, boil hops, and pitch yeast to kick-start fermentation. Build your repertoire of homebrewing skills with a variety of brewing techniques to master a range of craft beer styles. This relaxing and deeply satisfying sim will let you experience the rewarding and unhurried pleasure of homebrewing, without worrying about money or space.
Realistic and authentic
Brewmaster is a detailed, authentic game driven by a simulation of real brewing chemistry, and a deep understanding of the real-life fermentation processes.That doesn’t mean you have to have a degree in chemistry. The hard formulas happen behind the scenes, allowing you to focus on the best bits of beer brewing fun.
Refine your craft
Once you’ve produced your ideal brew, do your beer justice with an eye-catching label and a memorable name. Tweak and personalise every element of your beer and boost your renown at beer festivals. As your work becomes respected, you’ll submit to local breweries for batch production, expand your network, and unlock bigger jobs and more challenging recipes. A true Brewmaster is always learning!
Celebrate the art of brewing
You’ll be using cutting-edge technology, but brewing is a craft with a long lineage dating back to 10,000BCE. We were harnessing the real-life alchemy of fermentation before we’d even unlocked “writing” on our species’ skill tree.
So join this honourable and ancient craft, hone your skills and flex your creativity as you explore the depth and breadth of craft beer in the 21st Century and add your chapter to the ongoing history of brewing!
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I like how Drae failed the first task of pouring a certain amount of water into the pot
How typical:)
@@KryptonicShadow He is just lose focus really fast in many games lots of times it happend when you talking and doing tasks,multitasking seems problem for Drae:)
lmao same
As a home brewer I like the level of detail in this for the accuracy, it’s perhaps a bit tedious for me to do in a game however the actual hobby is worth it 😂
Right why would anyone want to do this. The whole point in brewing is the drinking of the beer later. This is like the worst thing ever. Lol
@@nunyabuisness21mill looks like a game made by someone who loves brewing beer. Maybe it was a something they wanted to make.
So, as a home brewer, can you say this sim is 100% accurate? I had an idea to start brewing about 2 months ago and think of this game as some kind of knowledge base
it is really well done in the demo i had to fucking gravity feed the final ferment into its barrel, like its on same level slow as fuck but on a table with barrel on floor really really quick so theres even some physics they respect. its a game i would get just for being what it is. hell only down of irl is the time waiting XD
You might not get to drink anything, but at least the cleanup is easier 😂
I've been a homebrewer IRL for about 12 years now and I love the complexity of this game. It's all accurate to the real thing and to hear someone who knows nothing wing it is hilarious. Keep it up Drae!
Drae: "This game is over the top, I'm overwhelmed, there's TOO MUCH!!"
Also Drae: "I appreciate a game that has so much depth and detail."
Game:10 mins and turn off fire.
Drae:I was looking to hours....its boiling 3 hours:)
@@joe125ful LMAO!!
@@DragoNate Yeah:):)
it is properly at first overwelming but in the demo i learned how to work with it im happy it is now out.
@@lechking941 Maybe but all you need to do is following steps and focus on game.
Drae: I like a nice amber ale
Also Drae: proceeds to brew Guinness
I have a feeling that you might be insulting Guinness by comparing it to his beer
This has been the best simulation game by far. The feedback and detail is what makes this one stand out amongst the rest. Would like to see more.
In IRL brewing instead of staring at our watches we just drink beer to pass the time. It’s the circle of beer.
I for one say do more of this. I want to see at least a second episode, probably enough content once you get going to make at least four episodes. And since that was the "first" method of brewing, I assume there's more methods.
I love these weird simulation games, keep up the good work Drae
Them : how many simulation games you want to play?
Drae: yes
8:22 Honestly, as a person who brews... I rly wanna try this brew of yours heh. The aroma/flavour notes sound perf to me and its a dark sweet ale as well.
The off notes may sound like a bad thing just like the cloudy colour... But some folks like both those things; as theyre just naturally what happens.
The cloudyness can be mostly removed with a single tablet that clears it up, but some haziness can be nice; at least in my opinion as a gal who used to love hefeweizens when i drank specifically bcuz when makin it they intentionally leave some of the dead yeast in which both makes it cloudier and adds "off" notes that i find very nice.
As much as ya screwed up parts you still made a grt brew imho and thats actually one of the things i love about brewin; you can screw up a lot and you can do things wrong or just forget steps even and still end up with a palatable drink in the end. Sure it may not be exactly what you were goin for, but its still highly drinkable, esp to the right person.
And if ya do make swill, just freeze it to remove more and more of the water from it and then mix that more concentrated alcohol in with some juice flavours and you end up with a delish wine cooler nonetheless.
woah thats a lot of text
@@ligmacum158 that's a lot of text by a person that is very knowledgeable on the subject they're talking about
If only we got more unfiltered beers from Europe in America, one of the best I’ve had was an unfiltered Praga in Prague. You can get normal Praga, but it ain’t the same :(
@@ligmacum158 Im autistic & ADHD and like to infodump om subjects i hyperfocud on and homebrewin is somethin of a special interest of mine :3
I actually made like five separate comments at least on this vid bcuz i kept wantin to talk about specific parts heh
@@SylviaRustyFae As someone who has not tried beer, I would still like to hear more. Tell me more about the third brew, where he dumped so much extract in, please.
I recommended this game to you on discord like a year ago. Back then you said you would look into it and I am so happy that it is finally out for you to play.
Honestly I'm impressed at how intuitively you picked up on the basic ideas of brewing! Great video
Tutorial: Fill the Brew Pot with 21L of water
Drae: fills it to 25L
Says he has no idea what he is doing but also ignores half of the instructions
Game:Boil 10 min.
Drae:I was looking on hours..boiling 3 hours:)
@@bronsonballard66 Game is easy to understand but failing simply task is other thing...
We need more brewers to tell Drae what he's doing wrong 🤣
More like common sense*
I actually saw this game on steam the other day and thought about getting it. I'm glad that I got to see you play it before I actually bought it though. Allows me to see what the game is really about.
Holy moly, what kind of in-depth game this is. Litteraly brew my mind
I have a master in brewing and fermetation technology and i have to say that after watching this Drae deserves one too ! 😂
Drae is one of the best entertainers. I could watch his content all day.
I normally do as I work 10 hours all night haha
@@Clayton1992 dream job everybody wants to sleep in day and work at night
@@zohaibtariq7351 and I work from home! So it’s all around a win!
@@Clayton1992 now you are making me jealous 😆😆
Same here and laughing so hard how he fail basic tasks:)
I home brew and also work at a brewery. This video made my day. love the videos Drae.
Any professional beer maker watching this needs to recreate Drae's recipes and send them a sample lol
OMG, you made just about every single newbie mistake possible and then some, LOL!!! Overfilled the pot, and well you know the what resulted, messy floor. Over steeped the grains and well that is half the fun in learning on how to do the job. But the end results once you start to zone in on doing it right, is SOOOOOO WORTH IT!!!! FYI, ABV stands for alcohol by volume, so how strong it is. And IBU, well simply put it stands for how bitter the beer will taste.
HI THERE! It's josh and welcome to lets game it out.
Lets game it out NEEDS to play this game, it would be soo good
This game should add the grueling process of cleaning and sanitizing the equipment before you brew and add bottling, also have you make clean boilovers.
I know this is going to be funny 🤣. Drae tried to make moonshine junk yard truck.
Looking forward to more of this game
Fun fact: Despite being considered fungi, yeasts are actually their own group of micro-organism. Learned that in the bakery I worked at a few years ago
Yup a documentary of the amstel brewery stated that yeast was a single cell fungus and according to Wikipedia it has at least 1500 currently recognised and makes up about 1% of all described fungal species
Was going to recommend this game on your Discord but got distracted with a work thing. Anyway glad to see you found it anyway.
Drae: "I know absolutely nothing about brewing beer."
Also Drae: "Now that I've filled a pot with water & let it overflow, I don't need a tutorial, I'm a professional at this point."
The only thing you're a professional at is calling yourself a professional :D
Lol... Love that you accidentally recreated every beginning brewer's beer, Old Ass- kicker. XD
I want this game. Doesn't replace practice for brewing, but would help get the basics down. Can't learn to make good beer without tasting the final products though XD
If you want to learn for real you are probably best of trying to get into a brew day with a homebrewer
"we are making beer tea"
heh, i once heard someone call beer Wheat tea, so it is pretty much in line
These games are awesome to watch you play..btw hopps bleck!! That minty after taste of IPA's are definitely a face only a mother can love lol so to speak.
Well there's another game I gotta buy haha. Great stuff Drae!!
I saw this on steam the other day and thought to myself “drae would like this” sure enough here we are
9:20 You actually chose the right glass i feel xD Your drink has many notes similar to a hefeweizen and you chose a weizen glass.
And does the glass matter? Yeah actually it kinda does... Ask wine snobs some time and theyll explain how different glasses are ideal for different wines and you can notice things like certain glsss designs complement certain aspects of certain drinks. Its very minor tho and mostly to do with aroma.
Tho the weizen glass is partially designed as it is so that leftover yeast is more likely to settle at the bottom of the glass and not come up to your lips as you drink it. Also the top of the glass is designed to keep a better head.
10:38 Naw, homebrewers are extremely popular bcuz we give away our booze bcuz we cant legally sell it xD Im a medieval live action roleplayer and trust me, the homebrewers who bring barrels of brews to campouts are the ones who get folks givin them all sorts of gifts as thanks for providin such a grt service and a bit of fauxthentic flair to the drinkin there :3
I found the same response at conventions too, where the convention partygoers love most the parties that have their own homebrews bcuz its a flavour they cant taste anywhere else.
Ofc, this was mostly ciders and meads; which are the drinks that taste the best to the most ppl bcuz they may as well be alcoholic juice heh. But even the beers and ales get plenty of love from folks who want a more classic alcohol taste exp.
when he is making his own at the end i feel he has already lost his mind
he's already yelling at it and it's just water. lol
Please continue with this game it's honestly one of my favorites
Oh god, as soon as I saw the brew pot, I started having MSC and Junkyard Truck flashbacks
Great video Drae!
13:22 That's gonna make a wonderful sound byte. LMAO!
Drinking beer while watching Drae playing a game about making beer.
Hey Drae! You should do an episode where you geek out on all the small details with a couple of beers!
Drae needs to try and ferment a beer for a whole year.
wouldn't really work, yeast is alive and if you brew it for a year the yeast will die, leaving a really off flavour. the game does simulate that even.
LETS GOO! so stoked to see you play this!
I wish drae would stream this game, it would be a brewtiful experience ;))
Got to give you a thumbs up like for originality lol :)
@@GothicPhantom01 haha Thanks
Please play more of this game. I want to see the competition mode
"I haeve naught yeht begun to de-fai-uhl mai-self" ~Doc Holliday, Val Kilmer, Tombstone.
So long as your not making Laudanum Drae. IF you do though i'll take it off your hands
We need something about you taking care of a graveyard or something like a graveyard simulator
Please make more of this!
This game looks great, should be a great series!
277 of asking Drae if he has played Outer Wilds and to play it if he hasn’t.
He played it about 3 years ago but only did 1 or 2 episodes on it.
@@Maxilos17 Yeah I'm moreso asking if he finished it and to give it another try if he didn't
When all else fails just make a beer that checks all the boxes off ✅
And ofc you get all chemical lab on the booze at the end... Youre literally performin chemistry right there. Its a slow reaction, but its still chemistry in action.
HIS FIRST BEER WAS LITERALLY A DUMBED DOWN GUINESS IM FR MALTY, SWEET, DARK, and has a little haze to it
That last beer was basically 13% ABV! Most light beers like the order wanted as far as I know are like 4.2% lol
Yes, keep doing more. I'm addicted, it's a great game.
Drae at the start of the video "This is one of the most in depth simulators..." Drae half way through video "I can't believe this is so in depth"
This is teetering between simulation game and actual training program lol
Drae you put 20-23 liters and add remainder you balance it out with the 2kg malt you need
I don't know what goes into beer, I just know it goes into me and makes me happy
why does it not suprise me that Drae is so easily overwhelmed lol
please more of this!
i loved making home brew, me and my friends made beer and wine and had a party at whoevers home when the beer/wine was ready 🍺🍻🥂
More sugar does not mean sweeter beer unless you add enuf sugars to get past the attenuation pt. In most cases, if one wants a sweeter brew theyll backsweeten.
Tho im prty sure the sugar youre addin there is to begin to properly carbonate the brew given you are transferrin to a sealed plastic barrel. This wont rly sweeten it either as the sugar you used will all get eaten up by the remainin yeast (even tho when transferrin you leave the bulk of the yeast behind).
After the carbonation process you usually add a tablet that stops the yeast fermentation (tho theres other ways to do such too) and then if you want a sweeter brew you may add sugars then. Tho some folks will let it age and then backsweeten it after aging so they can more control the final flavour profile.
And plenty of folks dont backsweeten at all.
im glad drae thinks the city i live in sounds fancy :D
The best UA-camr ever! Watch while I work for 10 hours all night! Making the weirdest and most basic games hilarious and fun to watch. Keep it to my guy!
please do more of those meme recipes in this game. it's very fun to watch. :D
Omg... This is **exactly** the simulation game ive always wanted xD
I love brewing alcohol but see several yrs ago i decided, for very good reason, to quit drinkin and thus theres no real reason for me to brew anymore except if i wanna make a rly fancy vinegar from the booze, or if im makin tinctures (which wud also require me to freeze distill things, which is illegal in most USA states despite it bein not dangerous at all except to the potential health of those who drink the booze (which i cant legally sell without permits and checks and balances)... Not to say i havent dabbled in such tho heh)
Brewing alcohol is actually surprisingly easier than it seems, esp compared to how hard it is in Junkyard Trucker cuz youre distillin it too. You can tdchnically and easily make a delish booze in about a month by gettin some unpasteurised apple juice, addin in several cups of sugar, amd a packet worth of bakers yeast. It wont be as grt as a hard apple cider made properly and with good yeast intended for that (altho tbf, thats personal choice; i rly like the earthy and nutty notes that bread yeast brings) but it is truly as simple as mixin that up and cappin it with a balloon that you poke one to three tiny holes in.
Again, not as sanitary as the proper methods that use an airlock with water in it which assures that no air can get from outside into the bottle and thus no bacteria (esp moreso, as long as ya change the airlock water like once a week, or as needed as it becomes cloudy)
But youre also not investin nearly the same.cost into the brew as you wud for a proper brew; this you can make for around $5 or so, more if you use farmers market apple juice for it (which honestly, do if you can, itll taste even better; bcuz fresher ingredients).
I rly hope this game becomes a series, even if a small one, bcuz i feel that brewin is absolutely fascinatin and a rly cool use of practical chemistry in action.
I think drae just turned into let's game it out
I snorted at that one. Let's see if we can get Josh in on this one, see what monsterous brew results.
Please do more of this,
If its anything like real brewing you're burning the hell out of your hops. Hops should be steeped at specific temperatures to produce different flavours, and that's very rarely done above 80C.
P.s. Good guess on the Citra, it's a staple of IPA's
As a German living in Bavaria, I approve this as good. But the Reinheitsgebot is missing
5:30 "Yeast is just yeast" Not by a long margin heh. Brewers have developed thousands, likely tens of thousands or more, of varieties of yeast specific to certain needd. And even beyond that, natural yeast varies a ton from house to house and from region to region; so even before brewers started to select for certain yeast traits they found most preferable, yeast was not at all the same.
Yeast as a term is sorta like mushroom as a term; tho not quite as variable. Both are fungi and both come in a plethora of differently evolved forms that suit specific purposes.
In fact, theres even some yeast which have evolved to be able to produce alcohol even in aerobic conditions.
This is also why sourdough starters vary from region to region and if you take a starter from one region to somewhere else, in time it will naturally begin to develop its own unique mix of regional flavours and other traits.
Yeast are awesome imho :3 Heck, all fungi are awesome just bcuz of how alien they can seem compared to plants and animals.
i like your take on this
And yeah naw, ya dont want all the flavour notes on the wheel; is entirely personal choice of what flavours you think are desired in the brew you make. Its quite common for a drink to end up with lots of some flavour notes and none of others; not every brew is fruity, spicy, smokey, sour, and sweet after all heh
Also, "off" can be good to the right palate. In the same way that burnt flavours can be desirable in some foods.
I love your outro music
I have learned so much about how the world works since I started playing simulation games.
Hi drae. I love to watch your videos. My dad was the one who introduceD me to your videos
Gotta love that 12% abv beer
Drae finds the coolest games lol
I would love to see more of this game Drae!
As a barkeeper i died inside waching the first 10 min
Using a Bavarian wheat glass for a Dark beer gave me the final blow
I like it :D
What an introduction!
drae you are the beer master
i like to see more
have a nice day
Yeah on the yeast part it is a living bacteria used in beer bread and more its so amusing to see your videos 🙂
get off work, get home, wife and son is asleep. drea posting early in the morning for me (im in California) life is good.
@@Farnsworth11 yes 😂 I work 3rd shift so it’s still early for me
@@Farnsworth11 yeah XD that makes since
Maybe Drae should attempt to actually homebrew. Seeing as it’s something that is pretty easily feasible
I don't think drae realized that his "dark like my soul (limited)" was 8.6% pure contamination
We want more!
Drae, I’m having the worst day I’ve had in awhile and you made it better with uploading. You’re the best bro. Your content never fails to cheer me up
you don't need to have an overall equal taste it's ok to be one sided or another, and hazy isn't bad I've had many hazy ales and such so it's not a bad thing I need this game *looks it up* I've always wanted to brew beers and I'm a fan of craft brews!
Plz play this game more!
Turned out at least as a liquid. That's the goal right there xD
I don't drink beer and yet I am still watching this video
For the sugar thing. Its kinda hard to add to much sugar, Yeast love the stuff and it would just make them grow and multiply faster and such
Love it !
As someone who is British, I can't say anything about the recipe because I drink white cider lol
Time for you to take a brewery tour! Then come back and make that beer! Import their logo and bam! Everyone wins!