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Professional brewers use specialized tools to make excellent beer. But one tool can trump fancy toys, and it’s available to any brewer at any level. To find it, just look in the mirror.
Beer flavor is a complex marriage of aroma and taste, one that’s easily swayed by heat and cold. Learn how serving temperature affects what you perceive in the glass.
Few are likely to associate Palestine with craft beer, a female brewer, or Oktoberfest celebrations. But that’s what you’ll find in a town near Ramallah called Taybeh.
How does a tree’s origin affect its suitability for wood-aging? What happens when staves are toasted? And how does wood transform regular beer into something extraordinary?
Fermenting and aging your homebrew in wooden barrels can bring unique flavors and aromas to the table, but managing barrels at home means learning a few new tricks.
Bring the flavors of Belgian-style beer into your brews with these 12 tripel recipes you can make at home.
It doesn't get much simpler than Easy Peasy, an American-style pale lager! This 2-gallon extract recipe only calls for 4 ingredients.
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Denny and Drew take a look at common homebrew “knowledge” and sort out what’s true, what’s not, and everything in between.
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No homebrewing topic is off limits in this interactive Q&A panel with homebrewing luminaries Brad Smith, Jamil Zainasheff, and John Palmer. Lamenting on lagers? Interested in isinglass? Curious about carbonation? Puzzled about Pediococcus? Overanalyzing alpha acids? Bring your toughest homebrewing…
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This talk examines the use of Brettanomyces in UK brewing, covers the styles in which it occurred historically, and discusses modern uses of this secondary conditioning yeast. Suggested beer pairing to follow along with: Any stock pale ale, Brewery Yard
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