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Homebrewers in South Dakota successfully lobbied their state legislature to pass new homebrew legislation that amended the definition of homemade alcoholic beverages and lifted restrictions that had been unfavorable to homebrewers.
Originally published on CraftBeer.com Brooklyn Brew Shop has brought the never-fail concept of cheese and beer pairing to life with a brown ale-soaked grilled cheese sandwich. INGREDIENTS
The sauce for these simple and delicious chicken wings is made with honey, soy sauce, your favorite lager and chipotle in adobo.
Spelt can be a bit hard to track down, but the unique, cracker-like graininess it imparts makes it worth the effort.
Considered a "hybrid" style, kölsch brings together the ale and lager processes, using top-fermenting (ale) yeast during fermentation and then implementing a lagering step. Find inspiration for your next kölsch with these 12 beer recipes!
The upfront sweetness of raisins, molasses, and chocolate is balanced by a delicate, smoky finish. Sip Smokeska Porter from a tulip glass on a cold winter night while contemplating the complexities of the universe
For your convenience, all links mentioned in the March/April 2021 issue of Zymurgy magazine are listed below. About Zymurgy Zymurgy is the bi-monthly journal for members of the American Homebrewers Association (AHA). All issues…
Debates around using ale yeasts to brew lager-like beers usually center around a yeast’s ability to minimize phenol and ester character in the finished beer. In this experiment, two classic lager strains are pitted against two kveik yeasts.
Scottish ale yeast is a classic for barleywine, but how do others stack up? In this experiment, the authors compare the old standby to Nottingham, Thomas Hardy, saison, and even Trappist-style yeasts.
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