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03.06.13 - 0 comments
This recipe for Deck-Head Stout won a gold medal in the 1995 National Homebrew Competition. Featured in A Year of Beer, by Amahl Turczyn, this classic Irish Dry Stout is sure to bring out your inner leprechaun on St. Paddy's day! more >
02.25.13 - 0 comments
With St. Paddy's Day approaching, this Irish red ale is sure to be a perfect session beer for your St. Patrick's Day celebrations. This beer has a buttery character, with a well-balanced maltiness and a round, fruity finish. more >
02.15.13 - 0 comments
In celebration of the 34th anniversary of the legalization of Homebrewing, were sharing a recipe by Charlie Papazian for a classic pilsener—a tried and true classic for homebrewer's and beer lovers! more >
02.12.13 - 0 comments
This Flanders red ale recipe by Jamil Zainasheff was awarded the gold medal at the 2007 NHC. This traditional style from the Flemish region of Belgium, has a common sour characteristic with hints of fruit flavors such as plum, raspberry and orange. more >
01.30.13 - 0 comments
Aloha hop lovers. This gold medal-winning IPA is sure to satisfy any hop enthusiast. Straight from the island of Maui, Hawaii, Tsunami IPA combines five hop varieties for the perfect island-style IPA. more >
01.23.13 - 0 comments
Trigo Oscuro is a dark, fruity, malty and refreshing Dunkelweizen. Try this German wheat-based beer for its complex and tasty banana-clove flavors. All grain and extract recipes included. Prost! more >
01.17.13 - 0 comments
Nathan Watkins pairs the perfect coffee and beer combination in this addicting creation. Using a blend of French Roast, Sumatra and Ethiopian coffees, Watkins created the perfect beer to wake you up in the morning. more >
01.10.13 - 0 comments
On a commercial scale, Grain d"Ogre earned Brasserie Grain d'Ogre a first place position in the 1996 World Beer Competition. Charlie Papazian took the world-class brew and scaled it down to a 5 gallon recipe for homebrewers to try. more >
01.04.13 - 0 comments
Gordon Strong presents this recipe in his book Brewing Better Beer: Master Lessons for Advanced Homebrewers. Adding chai spices to the secondary fermentation results in a malty-sweet brown ale with a well-balanced profile of spice. more >
12.28.12 - 0 comments
Drew Beechum presents Saison d'Hiver, along with three other season-themed saisons, in his May/June 2008 Zymurgy article "A Saison for Every Season." All grain and extract directions provided! more >