Brew Friar

Since the starting of civilization and even further back, man specialized himself in brewing alcoholic beverages for different reasons. A cold climate, an infected wound, a celebration or even the lack of courage in battle pushed us in building and expanding this process which is still relevant to this day. The technology couldn't stay away from this domain, so even in high-capacity factories or homesteads, there are mechanical and technological elements that simplify the job. For example, Brew Friar is a neat application that can help you brew your own drinks by implementing schedules and a blueprint to a collection of recipes.

If brewing is a new-found hobby, you would have to do some research first to familiarize yourself with the ingredients, processes and other terms that may apply to this field only. The search-based integrated dictionary can offer insight about any term you stumble upon and need a simple but on-point explanation. To reach the Brewers dictionary, find the toolbar and look for View, the combo menu lists it in the first position.

To establish a successful project, you need to makes sure that all the filed are filled in and all the dates, ingredients, quantities and other details are accurate. From there the application will create a schedule and will help you move to the next step. Advise about bottling and the ready-to-drink date are also included between the final steps.

If you had success with some of your recipes and want to save all the details to avoid another manual setup, Brew Friar lets you export the info to XML or JSON formats. If you are familiarized with the BeerXML format, you can import any of those beer recipes and the app will help you with beer brewing.

If your new hobby is brewing a single type of drink or a wide range, Brew Friar can help you with that by providing a step-by-step program that, with the correct input, can assist you during the entire process, by scheduling actions and offering advice. The Brewer's Dictionary can also help you in case you are not fully informed about all the terms related to this activity.