Fermentable Records

Fermentables Wrapper

A ::fermentables-wrapper record set.

• BeerXML Type: Record Set

Wrapped Record

• Fermentables

Fermentables

A vector of valid ::fermentable-wrapper records.

Collection Type

• Fermentable Wrapper

Fermentable Wrapper

A ::fermentable record wrapped in a ::fermentable map.

• BeerXML Type: Record

Wrapped Record

• Fermentable

Fermentable

A record representing a fermentable ingredient in a beer recipe.

Required Keys

• Amount
• Color
• Name
• Type
• Version
• Yield

Optional Keys

• Add After Boil
• Coarse Fine Difference
• Diastatic Power
• Display Amount
• Display Color
• Ibu Gal Per Lb
• Inventory
• Max In Batch
• Moisture
• Notes
• Origin
• Potential
• Protein
• Recommend Mash
• Supplier

Add After Boil

A boolean representing if the fermentable was added after the boil. When absent, assume false.

• BeerXML Type: Boolean
• Clojure Key Name: :add-after-boil
• Clojure Type: Spec
• Example: false

Amount

A value representing the amount of a particular ingredient. When measuring weight, this is in kilograms. When measuring volume, this is in liters.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Units: Kilogram, Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :amount
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 12.5

Coarse Fine Difference

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the percent difference between the coarse grain yield and fine grain yield. Only appropriate for the 'Grain' or 'Adjunct' types.

• BeerXML Type: Percentage
• Clojure Key Name: :coarse-fine-diff
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 0.856

Color

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the color in Lovibond for the grain type, and SRM for all other types for the fermentable.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Units: Lovibond, SRM
• Clojure Key Name: :color
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 32

Diastatic Power

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the diastatic power of the grain in Lintner units. Only appropriate for the 'Grain' or 'Adjunct' types.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• Clojure Key Name: :diastatic-power
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 0.65

Display Amount

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the amount of the ingredient in a recipe formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-amount
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "100 g"

Display Color

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the color of the ingredient formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-color
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "200 Lovibond"

Ibu Gal Per Lb

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the IBUs per pound per gallon of water assuming a 60 minute boil. Only appropriate for the 'Extract' type.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• Clojure Key Name: :ibu-gal-per-lb
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 12.5

Inventory

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the amount of the ingredient in inventory formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :inventory
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "100 lbs"

Max In Batch

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the suggested maximum percent by weight of the fermentable with respect to all fermentables.

• BeerXML Type: Percentage
• Clojure Key Name: :max-in-batch
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 1.0

Moisture

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the percent moisture in the grain. Only appropriate for the 'Grain' or 'Adjunct' types.

• BeerXML Type: Percentage
• Clojure Key Name: :moisture
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 45.0

Name

A non-empty string representing the name of the ingredient.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :name
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "Citra"

Notes

A non-empty string representing any notes about the subject.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :notes
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "A wonderful, zesty aroma."

Origin

A non-empty string denoting the place of origin for a particular ingredient.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :origin
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "Nice, France"

Potential

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the potential yield in specific gravity units of the ingredient.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Specific Gravity
• Clojure Key Name: :potential
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 1.048

Protein

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the protein contents of the grain. Only appropriate for the 'Grain' or 'Adjunct' types.

• BeerXML Type: Percentage
• Clojure Key Name: :protein
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 10.0

Recommend Mash

A boolean representing if the fermentable is recommended to be included in the mashing step. Only appropriate for the 'Grain' or 'Adjunct' types. When absent, assume false.

• BeerXML Type: Boolean
• Clojure Key Name: :recommend-mash
• Clojure Type: Spec
• Example: false

Supplier

A non-empty string denoting the supplier of the fermentable ingredient.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :supplier
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "Gnome Brew"

Type

A case-sensitive string representing the form of the fermentable. Must be one of: "Dry extract", "Sugar", "Adjunct", "Grain", "Extract"

• Adjunct: Non-grain and non-sugar ingredients that are added to the wort that contain fermentable sugars.

• Dry Extract: Dry extract is a concentrated form of fermentable sugars derived from malted barley.

• Extract: Extract is a concentrated form of fermentable sugars derived from malted barley in liquid form.

• Grain: Whole or milled barley, rye, wheat, or other grain.

• Sugar: Raw, candied, and other natural sources of sugar (e.g. Honey) .)

• BeerXML Type: List

• Clojure Key Name: :type

• Clojure Type: String

• Example: "grain"

Version

An integer representing the version of the BeerXML standard implemented in a given record. Currently, only 1 exists.

• BeerXML Type: Integer
• Clojure Key Name: :version
• Clojure Type: Long
• Example: 1

Yield

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the percent rendered sugar from the fermentable.

• BeerXML Type: Percentage
• Clojure Key Name: :yield
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 0.856