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The document outlines the brewing process which involves several steps: mashing combines grains at varying temperatures; lautering separates the wort; boiling adds flavor and kills bacteria; whirlpooling removes solids; wort cooling prepares for fermentation; fermenting converts sugar to alcohol with yeast; conditioning settles yeast and flavors; filtering removes particles; and bottling allows final conditioning for some beers. The process transforms milled grains into beer through precise temperature and chemical changes.
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