
The Next Big Thing: New Hop Varieties
Brewers are interested in how many acres farmers are planting of the popular varieties as well as the attributes of numbered hops under development. What’s up next?
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Brewers are interested in how many acres farmers are planting of the popular varieties as well as the attributes of numbered hops under development. What’s up next?
Hop bursting, which evolves eliminating or minimizing the early kettle hop addition, can produce a smooth bitterness and enhanced hop flavor and aromatics.
The first in a new series exploring the water quality of famous brewing cities, its effects on beer styles, and the relevance to modern day homebrewing.
Sustainable brewing is producing the best possible beer in a socially, environmentally, and ethically responsible manner, while being economically viable.
Looking for the perfect holiday gift for the beer lovers or homebrewers in your life? A peek at what’s new in the world of beer-and homebrew-related products and books.
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Nebraska Brewing’s Wort Transformation Challenge unleashes the creative spirit of local homebrewers by offering them a baseline wort to use as a blank canvas.
New breweries have transformed London’s beer scene, and one significant trait joins a number of them: they started as members of the London Amateur Brewers.
The results are in! East of the past 11 years, we’ve asked Zymurgy readers to vote for up to 20 of their favorite beers. A look at the results, plus clone recipes.
What is Real Ale? The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is a UK-based organization that champions cask-conditioned ale and, through its Good Beer Guide, endorses pubs that serve it. CAMRA […]
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