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GRIST It may look a bit like regurgitated porridge, but grist is an essential part of the brewing process. The term refers to the substance you are left with after grinding the malt and cereals for a brew – it is one of the very first stages in the glorious process of creating beer. These malt and cereal grains can be ground (or milled) either dry or wet to offer different outcomes and can also be milled to different levels of fineness. GERMINATION This term might sound like it doesn’t belong in beer, but it actually plays a mighty important role. When barley grain goes through a process known as malting, germination refers to when the grain begins to sprout when submerged in water. This process can be halted at any stage by simply drying the barley out – and different levels of germination equate to different kinds of beers. Bet you wished you’d paid more attention in chemistry classes at school now, eh? A GOBLET Before your inner Harry Potter fan gets too excited, these goblets are not of fire, but of beer. A goblet (or chalice) is one of the larger types of beer glass around and is often characterized by a large, goldfish bowl-shaped drinking vessel mounted onto a thick and sometimes long stem. Normally they are used for European style beers like Belgian ales (particularly Trappist ones) and German bocks. Their grand nature can often be perfectly complemented by a gold rim – so you can still feel like a wizard, even though it has NOTHING to do with Harry Potter.
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