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Program Book Master Brewers Association of the Americas 120th Anniversary Convention of the Master Brewers Association of the Americas Where Brewers Come Together Photo by Barry M. Winiker, courtesy of the Nashville CVB. Winiker, BarryPhoto by M. Program Book October 26-28, 2007 Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center Nashville, Tennessee experience Experience is invaluable. It is easy to recognize yet difficult to \ik-sper'-e-- ne s\ n: quantify. The experience of your suppliers can be critical to your the accumulation process. With the right supplier the value of experience and advice of knowledge or can far exceed the material cost. When your process requires filtration or separation, an experienced skill from direct supplier with strong support capabilities can have a dramatic positive impact on cost minimization and process improvement. participation in Without being optimized, each filtration step could mean missed events or activities opportunities and unnecessary cost. 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Fermentation Committee Members ▼ Vincent M. Coonce NEW! Miller Brewing Co. Craft Brewing Track Horace G. Cunningham Featured Summit Brewing Co. Page 19 More than 50 oral papers are scheduled Ramon L. Garcia Tatis to be presented at this year’s convention. Cerveceria Nacional Dominicana Compare that to an average of 30 oral papers in past years. Craft brewers, be sure to check out the presentations Frederik Y. Havel ▼ prepared with you in mind! Molson Coors Brewing Company Award of Merit Lecture Craft Technical I: Orals 11-14 Terence E. Kavanagh Page 17 Craft Management: Orals 23-26 Craft Technical II: Orals 38-41 Carlton and United Breweries (retired) Abstract O-29 Supply chain vulnerability: Is it really God’s fault? ▼ Florian Kuplent The Exhibit Hall Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Page 56 John A. Mallett Learn about the latest products, Bell’s Brewery services, and research from exhibitors and technical posters. Yutaka Ogawa Kirin Brewery Co., Ltd. Frank Kirner Mary B. Pellettieri Anheuser-Busch (retired) Goose Island Beer Co. Director Brewing Materials Sunday, October 28, 9:00 – 9:35 a.m. J. Antolin Sierra-Benavides Tennessee Ballroom C FEMSA Jeffrey Tito Miller Brewing Co. ▼ Ex-officio Nashville, Tennessee Raymond J. Klimovitz Page 63 Klimovitz Brewing Consultants Inc. ▼ Out and about in Music City U.S.A. Three Outstanding Preconvention Workshops Page 12 Advanced Yeast Workshop Automation: Brewing Process Control Systems Getting the Most Out of the New MBAA Master Brewers’ Toolbox Belmont Mansion by Bob Schatz, courtesy of CD-Rom the Nashville CVB. 1 Table of Contents Thank You MBAA Sponsors General Meeting Information ......................................... 4 Safety Tips ...................................................................... 6 Gaylord Opryland Floor Plans ........................................ 7 Schedule-at-a-Glance .................................................... 10 Beer Sponsors Thursday/Friday Schedule ............................................ 12 Anchor Brewing Friday Highlights .......................................................... 12 Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Saturday Schedule ........................................................ 14 Coors Brewing Company Saturday Highlights ...................................................... 15 Samuel Adams Brewery Company Sunday Schedule ........................................................... 17 Spoetzel Brewery Sunday Highlight .......................................................... 18 Yuengling Brewery Abstracts—Oral Presentations ...................................... 19 Abstracts—Poster Presentations ................................... 45 Platinum Sponsor Exhibits ......................................................................... 56 Author Index ................................................................. 62 SIEMENS Energy & Automation Music City U.S.A.—Nashville, Tennessee ................... 63 Gold Sponsors Advertisers Index A&B Group ADM Malting Company A. Ziemann GmbH ....................................................... 13 American Tartaric Products Inc. Barry-Wehmiller Company ........................................... 44 EP Minerals (An EaglePicher Co.) Briggs of Burton Inc. ...................................................... 3 ISP (International Specialty Products) Buhler Inc. .......................................................... Cover III TMCI Padovan E. Begerow GmbH & Co. ............................................... 5 Norit-Sudmo-Haffmans ..................................... Cover IV Silver Sponsors Pall Corp. ............................................................. Cover II A. ZIEMANN GmbH Siemens Energy & Automation .................................... 11 Novozymes Bronze Sponsors Governing Committees Briess Malt & Ingredients Co. Executive Committee domnick hunter President: Larry L. Sidor; 1st Vice President: Gil W. Pall Corp. Sanchez; 2nd Vice President: George F. Reisch; Treasurer: Mark P. Sammartino; Past President: Jaime Jurado; Your support helps to make the Technical Director: Raymond J. Klimovitz MBAA Convention a success. Board of Governor Representatives District Caribbean: Allan C. Fields; District Cincinnati: Joseph Thank you for your Todd Roseman; District Colombia: Jorge Bonnells; District Eastern Canada: Jacques Seguin; District Michigan: John generous contributions. Muuse III; District Mid-Atlantic: David L. Hickman; District Milwaukee: Tom Eplett III; District New England: Jaime C. Schier; District New York: Richard W. Ellis; District Northern California: Ruth Ellen Martin; District Northwest: William L. Pengelly; District Ontario: John Ian Stanners; District Philadelphia: Joseph R. Frinzi; District Pittsburgh: Mark H. Ecker; District Rocky Mountain: Jeff C. Biegert; District St. Louis: Bradley S. Seabaugh; District St. Paul/Minneapolis: Christopher T. Seitz; District Southern California: Niels S. Mastrup; District Southeast: James L. Diamantis; District Texas: Joseph W. Caracausa; District Venezuela: Michael Bruns; District Western Canada: Bryan L. Harvey; District Western New York: James L. Kuhr and Mary S. Wiles 2 General Meeting Information Registration Desk Member Services Registration will be in Tennessee Lobby A, located on Level Two Need to renew your membership? Not sure what your MBAA of the Gaylord Opryland. login is? Interested in joining MBAA? Staff will be avail- able to answer your membership-related question at the Hours: Registration Desk. Thursday, October 25 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. Friday, October 26 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Open Meeting Room Saturday, October 27 7:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. MBAA has a small meeting room available for use through- Sunday, October 28 7:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. out the meeting. To check availability and room location and to reserve a meeting time, stop by the Registration Desk. Exhibits Don’t miss the latest products and services offered by industry Media suppliers! Representatives from over 60 leading industry suppliers Members of the media seeking news releases or other will be available to answer questions and share information. MBAA information should contact headquarters staff at the Registration Desk. Exhibition Hours Friday, October 26 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Setup Photo Release Saturday, October 27 8:50 – 9:50 a.m. Exhibit & Photographs will be taken at the MBAA Convention. Poster Viewing By registering for this meeting, you agree to allow MBAA 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Exhibits, Posters, to use your photo in any MBAA publications or websites. & Lunch Lunch served until 1:00 p.m. Convention Facility Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center Sunday, October 28 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Exhibits, Posters, 2800 Opryland Drive & Lunch Nashville, TN 37214 Lunch served Tel: +1.615.883.2211 until 1:00 p.m. 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Takedown Emergency Information Medical emergencies should be communicated to either an MBAA staff member at the Registration Desk or a hotel employee. From your room dial 0 for the hotel operator or 1700 for hotel security. Give your name, location of the incident, and a description of what is happening. The hospital and clinics located closest to the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center are (MBAA does not endorse these facilities): Skyline Medical Center 3441 Dickerson Pike Nashville, TN Tel: +1.615.769.2000 Tennessee Urgent Care Women in Brewing 1616 Gallatin Pike North Nashville, TN Networking Social Tel: +1.615.865.8500 Connect with other women Minute Clinic 1200 Gallatin Pike South in the industry at this informal Nashville, TN networking event. Tel: +1.866.389.2727 Saturday, October 27 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Belmont A 4 Got BEGEROW? Beer Stabilization and Filtration
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