Visual Reference Charts for Beer Styles and Yeast

[yellowcolumbia]

Sweet, well done!
A suggestion if I may, not knowing how difficult it would be:
On the SRM chart, instead of using the solid single color for each style, could you have each bar colored with the associated srm range of colors? Probably more work than it's worth, but thought I'd throw it out there.

[Oktober]

Initially, the plan was to have the bars be the actual SRM colors, like you suggested, however it turned out to be something that would have been a real headache. So instead, we opted to the single color gradient that is given across the horizontal axis.

Thanks for the feedback, however - I always do appreciate it.

Slainte!

-Okt

[Oktober]

Just published the last chart in the White Labs Yeast charts: Alcohol Tolerance Ranges by Yeast Strain. (Also updated the link at the initial post too).

If anyone has any comments, I would love to hear them.

-Okt

[Oktober]

Based on an emailed suggestion we recieved from a homebrewer, we created a new Beer Style Chart to the series, which shows 'Apparent' Bitterness or the ratio of IBU:OG for each of the styles. I updated the original post to include the new chart in the listing.

We'd love to know what everyone things or if you have any suggestions or additional Beer Style or Yeast charts.

Slainte!

-Okt

[Oktober]

Updated the list at the top of the thread to include the charts for the Wyeast strains we've done.

Please let me know if you have any feedback.

-Okt

[Tom from Raleigh]

Thanks for the color chart. I really like the idea of brewing to color. Having three or four black beers ranging in flavor, apparent bitterness, and ABV.

[Lewybrewing]

Great charts and thanks for the time spent on doing these. People have no idea on the time and effort involved...

Cheers!!

[Oktober]

Bnarmy,

We just updated the site with a few more brewing charts - check them out: Visual Brewing Charts by Lug Wrench

-Okt