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Zymurgy: March/April 2008

Marathon Brewing

If work, family and other hobbies are getting in the way of scheduling time to brew your own beer, why not go the distance with a few marathon homebrewing days?

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Zymurgy: January/February 2008

Put the Heat Where You Need It

A heatstick – a heating element for a hot water heater mounted on a wand – can be a very useful addition to a brewer’s equipment, and it’s fairly simple to make.

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Zymurgy: January/February 2008

The Portland Tap

Instead of drilling holes through a freezer or refrigerator for beer faucets, this twist on a traditional kegerator hangs them from the underside of the freezer lid.

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Zymurgy: November/December 2007

A Blast from the Past: 18th Century Porter

During the 18th century, one particular style of malt liquor dominated the British beer market—porter. To recreate historic porter, it is necessary to understand what it was.

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Zymurgy: November/December 2007

A Mountain of Stout

February in Boulder, Colo. can be snowy and cold, but for stout lovers here, it’s one of the hottest months on the calendar as Mountain Sun holds its Stout Month.

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Zymurgy: November/December 2008

Pumpkin Beer: The Holiday Crowd Pleaser

The upcoming holiday celebrations deserve something special, a libation that will leave your guests abuzz. In my house, that means pumpkin beer.

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Zymurgy: November/December 2008

Create Your Own Holiday Traditions

The lead brewer at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery offers tips on brewing with non-traditional ingredients such as fruits and herbs. Basil raspberry porter, anyone?

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