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Skeptical Brewing, Part 3
In the third installment in the Skeptical Brewing series, we explore biotransformation, isomerization, and first-wort hopping to challenge some common myths and misconceptions.
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Predicting Beer Color from Recipes
Several competing equations are used to estimate beer color, but each predicts a different value. In part two of this three-part series, we examine the math behind beer color.
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Is Cider Education the Key to the Industry’s Growth?
The American Cider Association’s certification program offers a powerful path to mastering cider.
Tha CommUNITY American Lager
Tha CommUNITY American Lager
Tha CommUNITY American Lager is one of the official homebrew recipes for the American Homewers Association's Big Brew 2022 celebration on May 7.
AHA Governing Committee Welcomes 3 New Members in 2022
AHA Governing Committee Welcomes 3 New Members in 2022
Meet the three newly-elected members of the American Homebrewers Association Governing Committee.
Moving Your Homebrewery Cross-Country
Moving Your Homebrewery Cross-Country
Moving a homebrew setup across the country requires planning! Follow the lead of Mark, who recently relocated his homebrewery,
Anne and Rod’s Gruit Wit
Anne and Rod’s Gruit Wit
A Belgian-style witbier with a twist! A Gruit Wit that uses currant flowers, green peppercorn and bay leaves courtesy of Anne and Rod Simpson.
Spontaneously Fermented, Lambic-Inspired Brewing Tips with Black Project Brewing
Spontaneously Fermented, Lambic-Inspired Brewing Tips with Black Project Brewing
Black Project Brewing Co. (Denver, Colorado) share their wisdom on brewing Lambic-inspired beers at home, including a homebrew recipe and 10 tips.
Beer Jockey Boxes: Cleaning, Sanitizing, and Troubleshooting
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Beer Jockey Boxes: Cleaning, Sanitizing, and Troubleshooting
Proper maintenance and operation are essential when using Jockey Boxes to ensure you’re pouring the best homebrew possible.
House Bill 646 Passes in Idaho, Expanding Homebrew Statute
House Bill 646 Passes in Idaho, Expanding Homebrew Statute
Idaho House Bill 646 passed its final legislative hurdle and was sent to the Governor’s office, where Governor Lee signed the bill into law on March 22. It will go into effect July 1, 2022.
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