Wet Hops and Regenerative Agriculture
Freshly picked hops pack an extra punch of flavor, and more and more hop farmers are using regenerative organic methods to keep brewers well supplied during harvest.
Peruse pairings, learn how to make beer, cider, mead, kombucha, and other alternative fermentations, get DIY tutorials, and much more in our archives.
Freshly picked hops pack an extra punch of flavor, and more and more hop farmers are using regenerative organic methods to keep brewers well supplied during harvest.
Bob Kauffman was a longtime homebrewer, mentor, club leader, and friend whose dedication to the AHA and the homebrewing community left a lasting legacy.
Homebrew Con 2026 Just Got a Whole Lot Louder The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) is thrilled to announce that Justin Crossley, broadcaster, homebrewer, and one of the most recognizable personalities in beer media,…
This May/June 2026 issue of Zymurgy takes readers on a global homebrewing tour, from Turkey and Tuscany to Ukrainian Golden Ale, German Dunkel, Italian Saison, and even a story about vaccine beer—plus 14 recipes.
Stronger than a British Golden Ale, but not as strong as a Belgian Golden Strong Ale, Ukrainian Golden Ale is slowly gaining global recognition as an official style.
The secret to brewing this ancient style is balancing its rich, complex dark and toasted malt notes with a smooth drinkability.
National Homebrew Competition gold medalist Carlo Sesia takes us through the intricate process of brewing one of his favorite Belgian ales at his home in Northern Italy.
Members of the homebrew club Homebrewers Fiorentini are inspired by local ingredients from their region of Tuscany: grape must, honey, and wine-soaked oak.
American virologist and homebrewer Chris Buck discovered a way to use brewer’s yeast to produce a vaccine for a deadly group of viruses known as polyomaviruses.
Historic first election marks milestone for newly independent 501(c)(6) and (c)(3)
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