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Registration Opens for the Highly Anticipated National Homebrew Competition
Registration for the world’s largest amateur homebrew competition for celebrating the most outstanding beer, mead, and cider is now open.
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Registration for the world’s largest amateur homebrew competition for celebrating the most outstanding beer, mead, and cider is now open.
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Brewing textbooks say your beer will be sour, your hops won't be bitter, and your beer will be full of protein if you don't boil, but only the last of these is actually true.
AHA Executive Director Julia Herz shares her column from the March/April 2024 Zymurgy magazine.
Ready to go for the gold? Here's what you need to know before registration opens on February 27, 2024.
Christopher Hunter of Martinsville, IN, a member of the Artesian Homebrewers club, won a gold medal in Category 14: Irish & British Stout in the 2023 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego. Hunter's Sweet Stout earned gold out of 161 entries.
Dig into the March/April 2024 Zymurgy magazine, with topics on hop water, NA beer, low-carb beer, and Bavarian session lager. Plus 16 recipes!
This spritzy, refreshing, non-alcohol beverage is experiencing massive growth on a commercial scale. We taste test some of the best, then show you how to brew your own at home.
Commercially available NA beer has improved to the point where in many cases it is indistinguishable from “the real thing.” Now you can brew and drink your favorite beer without the effects of alcohol.
One of the most challenging aspects of brewing NA beer is that the lack of alcohol makes it vulnerable to pathogens. Learn how to brew these exciting new lifestyle beverages safely.
If your favorite beer style is not a mass-produced lager, but you would still like fewer carbs in your beer, there are ingredient and procedural changes to reduce carbs in virtually any beer recipe.
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