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Bitterness (IBU) Calculator IBU Scale starts at 0 for beers with no bitterness (fruit and sour beers), and goes all the way up to 120 for highlybitter beers (Imperial IPA and Barley Wines). Online calculators are designed to be informational and educational tools only.
Modern brewers started using the modern equivalent, called the bitterness ratio or BU:GU ratio many years ago. The measure, determined by simply dividing the number of IBUs in a beer by the number of gravity units, provides a rough estimate of the balance between hop bitterness and malt sweetness.
THE IBU SCALE International Bitterness Units are measured on a scale from 0 to. infinity basically. Theres no ceiling on the IBU scale because you could make a beer more and more bitter (with more and more of the chemicals found in beers ingredients, namely hops and malt) without an end in site.
The BU/GU ratio is a simple calculation to understand the balance of bitterness (hops) and sweetness (malt). Formula: BU/GU ratio = BUs / GUs. Example: If a beer has 30 IBUs and an OG of 1.050 (50 GU), the ratio is 30 / 50 = 0.6.
IBU stands for International Bitterness Units. The IBU scale ranges from 5 to 100+, although anything over 100 is difficult to differentiate. Most craft beers range between 10 to 80. A beer over 60 is considered bitter.
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In practical terms, 1 IBU equals 1 mg/l or 1 ppm of iso-alpha acids in solution. IBU values, therefore, give useful information about a brews bitterness intensity.
A traditional alternative is the International Bitterness Unit (IBU), which basically involves the measurement of light absorbance at 275 nm of an iso-octane extract of acidified beer in a 10 mm cuvette using a spectrophotometer; the IBU is then calculated by multiplying the measured absorbance by 50.
Almost all the beer youll ever drink will have a measured IBU between five (which is a very low measured bitterness) up to 120 (which is a very high measured bitterness). Most beer falls in a narrower range within these parameters (between 15-80ish), but thats the gist of it.

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