Boulder, Colo. • June 19, 2021 — Micro Homebrew of Kenmore, Wash., was recognized with the 2021 Homebrew Shop of the Year Award at the American Homebrewers Association (AHA) National Homebrew Competition. The 43rd annual awards…
You may have left science and algebra behind at school with some relief, but here you’ll learn a practical application of both that you can use in your homebrewing. Calculate mash infusions with confidence!
This witbier recipe earned Arizona Society of Homebrewers member Mark Peterson both the Samuel Adams Ninkasi award and the Homebrewer of the Year award in the 2019 National Homebrew Competition.
Amber lagers encompass a world of styles that bring malt to the forefront of our beloved bottom-fermenting lagers. Browse through these 8 examples of amber lager beer recipes, including Czech- and German-inspired homebrew recipes, clones of commercially-available beers, and winners of the National Homebrew Competition.
The story of the beloved IPA is clouded with misinformation, poor presumptions, and lack of documentation.
In this video, beer archaeologist Travis Rupp tells the story of the IPA’s rise to popularity in the 18th century, how it was made, and how it likely tasted.
Two beers are better than one! This beer recipe is all about cost-efficiency. A single mash and boil is conducted and then divided in two to create Oceania IPA and Homegrown IPA.
Sponsored content from Fermentis. All images courtesy Fermentis. The first thing to know about Belgian beers is that there is a LOT to know. The Belgians have been brewing beer in…
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