Zymurgy Magazine | September/October 2003

September/October 2003

Check out the featured stories, such as A Taste for Color, I Can See Clearly Now: What is Beer Haze and Why Do We Care?, National Homebrewers Conference Wrapup, That’s a Good Looking Beer!, and Rogue Ale Brewery: Pirate of the Amber Waves.

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I Can See Clearly Now: What is Beer Haze and Why Do We Care?

By John Palmer

American craft beers often display a bit of haze and may look downright muddy. But as homebrewers, we want our friends and fellow brewers to be impressed with our beers, and a nasty haze can make a bad first impression. Here’s the lowdown on clarifying the situation.

Zymurgy: September/October 2003

A Taste for Color

By: Randy Mosher

In all respects, beer color is a slippery thing. Brewers quantify it with a single number and yet not all 10 SRM beers look the same. And just how do you get from malt color to beer color in some meaningful way? Our man of beer arts and sciences has the answers.

Zymurgy: September/October 2003

National Homebrewers Conference Wrapup

By: Zymurgy Staff

Man, oh man, did we have fun. Read, check out the photos and mark your calendars for enxt year’s shindig.

Zymurgy: September/October 2003

That’s a Good Looking Beer

By: Mark Tumarkin

From neighborhood punters to worldly beer judges, people drink with their eyes. A veteran judge and brewer examines the link between beer appearance and flavor with thoughts about what drinking eyes may perceive.

Zymurgy: September/October 2003

Rogue Ale Brewery: Pirate of the Amber Waves

By: Amahl Turczyn Scheppach

We had so many recipes from top brewers to cram into our July-August issue that we ran out of room. Here’s another dozen taste treats from that ruffian of the Pacific Northwest.