Hop Substitutions
Hop Substitutions
Can't get your hands on a specific hop variety for your next brew day? Find a suitable substitution with this chart!
What to Do with Your New Homebrew Kit
What to Do with Your New Homebrew Kit
A homebrew kit is one of the best gifts you can ever receive (or give!). But it can also be overwhelming if you are brand new to the homebrew scene. The following is a guide to figure out the quickest route…
2018 National Homebrew Competition Silver and Bronze Recipes
Zymurgy Magazine, Issue 1: Throwback to December 7, 1978
Zymurgy Magazine, Issue 1: Throwback to December 7, 1978
Download and read the very first issue of Zymurgy magazine, the official publication of the American Homebrewers Association.
2018 National Homebrew Competition Gold Medal Recipes
2018 National Homebrew Competition Gold Medal Recipes
Browse through the 2018 National Homebrew Competition gold medal homebrew recipes. The National Homebrew Competition is the biggest beer competition in the world. And we're not just talking the biggest homebrew competition. It reigns supreme among all professional and amateur…
Brooklyn Brewery’s Tips on Yeast Health
6 Tips on Brewing Kottbusser from Grimm Brothers Brewhouse
6 Tips on Brewing Kottbusser from Grimm Brothers Brewhouse
By Duncan Bryant, American Homebrewers Association Don Chapman and Aaron Heaton were two Colorado homebrewers with an affinity for classic European beer styles—specifically those from Germany—and this passion lead to the opening of Grimm Brothers Brewhouse in…
Wet Hopped Beer: Showcasing Fresh Hops
Testing Malt with Grain Teas
Testing Malt with Grain Teas
In this video, we show you a trick to get a rough idea of how different grains will contribute character to beer, without actually having to brew a full batch of beer!
Experimenting with Imperial Pilsner
Experimenting with Imperial Pilsner
It was that extraordinarily exciting time of year again. Average high and low temperatures were dropping daily, some days precipitously. Rain had returned to Portlandia, and the leaves had started to dress up in their fabulous fall colors.…
8 Tips for Aging & Cellaring Beers at Home
8 Tips for Aging & Cellaring Beers at Home
Cellaring is the process of allowing a beer to mature under specific conditions to achieve nuances, particularly in its flavor and aroma, that often can only be achieved with aging. What you're left with after aging beer successfully is what…
How to Make a Yeast Starter
How to Make a Yeast Starter
Keep scrolling for a quick video guide on making a yeast starter! Sure, homebrewers make the wort, but it's yeast that makes the beer. The process of converting wort into beer is…
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