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| False Bottom | | A perforated metal or plastic plate, at the bottom of ... |
| Fermentation | | The process by which yeast converts sugars into alcohol and ... |
| Fermenter | | Any vessel in which fermentation takes place. In home ... |
| Filtration | | The removal of haze and other particulate matter from finished ... |
| Finings | | Any substance which is added to beer to improve clarity. ... |
| Finishing Hops | | Hops which are intended to add hop flavors (other than ... |
| Finishing/Final Gravity (FG) | | The specific gravity of a beer, when fermentation is complete. ... |
| Firkin | | A measurement or container of beer, which equals one quarter ... |
| First Runnings | | The heavy, sugar-laden runnings which come out of the lauter ... |
| First Wort Hopping (FWH) | | The practice of adding hops to the kettle during lautering, ... |
| Flaked Corn | | Same as Flaked Maize. See <a href="http://www.fattymattybrewing.com/homebrew_recipes/index.php?page=reference§ion=grains">Malts & Grains</a> profiles. ... |
| Flaked Maize | | Corn which has been run between heated rollers. ... |
| Flare Fitting | | A type of connector commonly used on beer and gas ... |
| Flavor Hops | | Hops which are added to the boiling wort, with the ... |
| Flocculation | | The tendency of yeast to clump together and settle out ... |
| Force Carbonating | | Carbonating beer by applying CO2.under pressure. Most commonly done ... |
| Foreign Extra Stout | | See <a href="http://www.fattymattybrewing.com/homebrew_recipes/index.php?page=reference§ion=styles">BJCP Style Information</a>. ... |
| Fortification | | Adding alcohol to a wine or beer to make it ... |
| Framboise | | A Lambic fermented with raspberries. See Sour Ales under the<a ... |
| Free Amino Nitrogen (FAN) | | A measure of the amount of amino acids present in ... |
| Freeze Distillation | | The process of concentrating the alcohol in a fermented beverage ... |
| Fructose | | A simple sugar (monosaccharide), readily fermentable by brewers yeast. ... |
| Fusel Alcohols (Higher Alcohols) | | Alcohols with a higher molecular weight than ethanol. Fusels ... |
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