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The Institute and Guild of Brewing
33 Clarges Street
London, W1J 7EE
UNITED KINGDOM
Phone: +44 (0) 20 7499 8144
Fax: +1.651.454.0766
www.igb.org.uk/
enquiries@igb.org.uk

Journal of the Institute of Brewing

An International Journal of The Institute and Guild of Brewing

Purpose and Scope:

The Journal of the Institute of Brewing is the premier international journal for publication of fundamental research that advances the understanding of the brewing, distilling and other fermentation processes as well as raw materials and fermentation by-products. Research subject areas include malting of various grains, hop technology, water, wort production for brewing and distilling, fermentation and post fermentation processing and sensory analysis as well as analytical procedures and technological tests. In addition papers describing fundamental research in cider, wine, vinegar and other fermentation products are published. Mini-reviews provide up-to-date summaries of recent advances, and letters to the editor provide a forum for evaluation and discussion of ideas and concepts that impact on the understanding of alcohol production. Papers are drawn from universities, research institutes and industrial laboratories worldwide.

Intended Readership:

Brewers, maltsters, distillers, vintners, fuel ethanol researchers, food scientists, bacteriologists, biochemists, biologists, biochemical engineers, mycologists, sensory analysts, quality control and production managers, as well students studying to write the IBD qualification examinations rely on the Journal of the Institute of Brewing.

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Bibliographic Information:

ISSN:0046-9750
2008 Volume 114
Number Issue per Year: 4
Frequency: Quarterly
Months of Publication : Jan./Feb./March, April/May/June, July/Aug./Sept., Oct./Nov./Dec.
Print Format: 8 ˝” x 11”
Online subscriptions : Online access for libraries is available.
Journal of the Institute of Brewing is peer reviewed.

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Advance Pricing:

2009 Yearly Subscription Rate (Print)
If you are interested in access please contact Jessica Baldwin, jessica.baldwin@ibd.org.uk.

2009 Yearly Subscription Rate (Online)
If you are interested in online access please contact Jessica Baldwin, jessica.baldwin@ibd.org.uk.
*There is currently temporary  free access to online issues of the Journal from 2002 on.
An archive project is underway with this Journal and the goal of the archive project is to make the papers published in the Journal of the Institute of Brewing from 1895 to 2001 freely available to the public as searchable pdf files. Issues will be added over the next months. The IBD grants committee is thanked for funding this project. These files are made available compliments of the Institute of Brewing and Distilling. The Institute of Brewing and Distilling website is www.ibd.org.uk.

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Editorial Board:

Editor-in-Chief
Inge Russell, Ph.D., D.Sc., F. Biol., FIBrew Ingerussell@sympatico.ca

Board Members:
Raymond G. Anderson
Elke Arendt
Barry
Axcell
Charles W. Bamforth
Doug Banks
George N. Bathgate
Dirk S. Bendiak
Patrick Boivin
Chris Boulton
Dennis E. Briggs
James H. Bryce
Henry Byrne
Iain Campbell
Ian C. Cantrell
Tim Dolan
Denis De Keukeleire
Albert Doderer
Jean-Pierre Dufour
Susan E. Ebeler
Auli Haikara
John Hammond
Jaime Jurado
Argyrios Ma
rgaritis
Mike Moir
José Luis Molina-Cano
Geoff H. Palmer
Hugo Patino
P. Heather Pilkington
Alastair T. Pringle
David Ryder
Katherine A. Smart
R. Alex Speers
Bob Stafford
Graham G. Stewart
Koji Suzuki
Jens Voi
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Carsten Zufall

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Published By:

The Journal of the Institute of Brewing is published by the Institute of Brewing & Distilling (IBD) formerly the Institute and Guild of Brewing ( IGB ). The IBD is a nonprofit international organization of over 4000 members who are specialists primarily in the areas of brewing, distilling and malting. IBD has been gathering and disseminating scientific information to professionals in the fermentation industry for more than 100 years. More information about the IBD can be found at www.igb.org.uk.

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