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Peruse pairings, learn how to make beer, cider, mead, kombucha, and other alternative fermentations, get DIY tutorials, and much more in our archives.
The Radegast Club of the Year Award is an achievement not obtained through competition, but an award won for doing great things in the community.
A summary of the January 2023 meeting of your American Homebrewers Association Governing Committee (GC).
Zymurgy editor-in-chief Dave Carpenter shares his standard Irish red ale recipe. Dave uses dry yeast for its simplicity, but brewers can opt for liquid Irish or American ale yeast alternatives.
This June 22-24, Homebrew Con™ heads to San Diego for good brews and good vibes. Take advantage of Super Early Bird registration discounts when registration opens on March 7.
You’ve heard of thinking and drinking outside the box. What about brewing outside the box? As in, brewing outside the physical box of your kitchen and home.
Dublin brewery Whiplash share their recipe for a dry Irish stout served on nitro. Expect the drinkability and appeal of a café au lait.
Phil LaFleur of Loveland, CO, a member of the Weiz Guys homebrew club, won a gold medal in Category 24: Belgian Ale in the 2023 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego. LaFleur's Trappist Single earned gold out of 114 entries.
A Midwest Fruit Tart is a celebration of fermented fruit in a glass. Recipe design considerations all revolve around improving and highlighting the natural flavors found in the fruit you choose to use.
This recreation of American Sparkling Ale, a style sometimes called cold sparkling ale, is based on a recipe dating back to 1904.
The March/April 2023 Zymurgy magazine is now available! Check out featured stories including Pulque Renaissance, Re-Creating the Past, The New Black Stuff, and Incognito Hop Extract.
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