Brewlab is a leading provider of training and analysis services for the international brewing industry. It was established in 1986 and operates at the University of Sunderland in North East England.
The range of training courses Brewlab offers are relevant to the first time brewer, the keen amateur through to the professional who is looking to keep their skills and knowledge updated.
Brewlab courses are focused on providing practical skills. Sections of the training take place in regional micro breweries where you will gain real hands on experience. This is backed up by the latest brewing theory and practice delivered in tutorials with on line support.
Students are taught in English in small groups of up to 12. This makes sure the tutors can respond to the needs of each student as they follow an individual programme.
The Brewlab analysis services are comprehensive covering both chemical and microbiological assessments. These include accurate analysis of alcohol levels for the correct payment of duty as well as determining chemical characteristics and specific flavour components.
Brewlab offers first class yeast storage, culturing and handling facilities.
Brewlab has a wide selection of yeasts, including historic strains, to assist you in the production of different styles of beer.
Utilising its research facilities at the University of Sunderland, Brewlab can help you to investigate and overcome a wide range of brewery related problems or faults that may be specific to your operation.
Through their specialist knowledge of the micro brewery sector, the tutors at Brewlab believe that their comprehensive training and analysis services provide the long term support needed to establish a successful brewery that can achieve long term growth.
For overseas students we have course choices that are a mix of study and tourism.
To find out more please go to our training course section or analysis and research section.
