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The vast majority of today’s 7,000+ independent craft breweries in the US were opened by homebrewers. If you’re considering taking the journey from amateur to professional brewer, the Homebrew Con …More
Homebrew Con 2019 in Providence, RI, featured educational seminars from over 100 speakers. The seminars were presented in 12 different tracks based on their content. Homebrewers who attended the conference …More
This is part 6 in The Beer Off-Flavor Series by Drew Beechum. Catch Drew at Homebrew Con 2019, where he’ll be presenting “Brewing Simple: Great Beer with Less Effort and More Fun.” * …More
Did you know beer is categorized into more than 100 different styles? This variety is one of the many reasons we love to homebrew! It also means beer can come …More
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It’s a great time to be a homebrewer! These 14 homebrew-related events across the country are right around the corner. Join in the fun of your local beer scene! Triangle Hops …More
The American Homebrewers Association has released an update to the Brew Guru mobile app.
Have an idea for a homebrew gadget that should be included in the 14th annual Gadgets issue? Tell us below and it might be featured in the January/February 2020 Zymurgy …More
August 30, 2019 AHA members enjoy discounts and special offers at 2,300+ breweries, taprooms, restaurants, homebrew shops, and more. Using a deal or two a month can cover the cost of …More
Impressive homebrewing systems & gadgets
Unless you’re using the brew in a bag technique, a mash tun is an essential piece of equipment when advancing to all-grain brewing. Mash tuns come in all shapes, sizes …More
Growing hops at home is a common past time of the homebrewer. It’s a great way to be more hands on with your homebrew, to supplement some of the hops …More
This dual-stage temperature controller is perfect for managing temperatures of your kegerator, fermentation chamber or keezer. It allows for a hot and a cool trigger to be individually controlled, so …More
Drew Beechum is a past president of the Maltose Falcons and a frequent contributor to Zymurgy. This article appeared in the Mar/Apr 2008 issue of Zymurgy magazine. Ah, that satisfied smirk …More
