Enum Reference
Reference of enum values used in the Brewfather API for types, status codes, and categories.
Batch Status
Planning
Initial planning phase
Brewing
Active brew day
Fermenting
Primary and secondary fermentation
Conditioning
Carbonation and maturation
Completed
Batch is finished
Archived
Moved to historical records
Recipe Type
Extract
Using malt extract as primary fermentable source
Partial Mash
Combination of grain mashing and malt extract
All Grain
Full mashing of grains without extract
Fermentable Type
Grain
Malted or unmalted grains requiring mashing
Sugar
Simple sugars (table sugar, honey, candy sugar)
Liquid Extract
Concentrated liquid malt extract (LME)
Dry Extract
Dried malt extract powder (DME)
Adjunct
Non-malt fermentables (rice, corn, etc.)
Other
Miscellaneous fermentable sources
Hop Use
Boil
Added during the boil for bitterness and flavor
Dry Hop
Added during fermentation for aroma
Mash
Added to the mash for subtle flavor
First Wort
Added to the kettle during lautering
Aroma
Added at flameout or during hop stand/whirlpool
Hop Type
Pellet
Compressed hop pellets (+10% utilization)
Whole
Whole cone/leaf hops
Cryo
Cryogenic concentrated lupulin powder
Plug
Compressed whole hop plugs
ISOExtract
Isomerized hop extract
CO2Extract
CO2-extracted hop oils and resins
Yeast Type
Ale
Top-fermenting (15–24 °C)
Lager
Bottom-fermenting (8–15 °C)
Hybrid
Ferments at various temperatures
Wheat
Specialized for wheat beers
Wine
Wine yeast strains
Champagne
High attenuation, neutral profile
Other
Brett, bacteria, kveik, or other special strains
Yeast Form
Dry
Dried yeast packets
Liquid
Liquid yeast vials or pouches
Slant
Yeast on agar slant
Culture
Pure culture from lab
Slurry
Harvested yeast slurry
Yeast Flocculation
Low
Remains in suspension longer
Medium-Low
Between low and medium
Medium
Moderate settling rate
Medium-High
Between medium and high
High
Settles quickly
Very High
Settles very quickly and completely
Misc Type
Spice
Spices and seasonings
Fining
Clarifying agents (Irish moss, gelatin)
Water Agent
Water chemistry adjustments (salts, acids)
Herb
Herbs and botanicals
Flavor
Flavor additions (vanilla, fruit, coffee)
Other
Anything else (yeast nutrient, oak, etc.)
Mash Step Type
Infusion
Add hot water to raise temperature
Decoction
Remove, boil, and return a portion
Temperature
Direct heating (RIMS/HERMS or direct fire)
Fermentation Step Type
Primary
Main fermentation phase
Secondary
Clarification and maturation
Tertiary
Additional aging phase
Cold Crash
Rapid cooling to drop yeast
Carbonation
Priming or force carbonation phase
Conditioning
Final maturation and aging
Carbonation Type
Sugar
Priming sugar for bottle conditioning
Keg (Force)
Standard force carbonation in keg
Keg (Force Quick)
Rapid force carbonation method
Keg (Sugar)
Natural carbonation in keg with priming sugar
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