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Editor’s Note: A version of this article appeared in the Nov/Dec 2016 issue of The New Brewer. How many times have you opened your malt cabinet and rummaged through a collection of zip-top bags filled with assorted base malts and specialty…
"The Lost Art of Homebrewing" is the cover article of the first-ever issue of Zymurgy magazine.
A thriving homebrew club is an excellent venue through which to learn from other homebrewers, discover new tips and techniques, and share your passion for great handcrafted beer. But good clubs don’t just happen: they take hard work and planning.…
Be sure to check out (Part 1) How to Motivate Member Participation in Your Homebrew Club. A thriving homebrew club is an excellent venue through which to learn from other homebrewers, discover new tips and techniques, and share…
An anonymous AHA staffer speaks out about their affection for the condemned pumpkin beer style.
Behold, I give you a guide to growing your own brewing ingredients, even if your garden is teeny tiny.
The Hogtown Brewers of Gainesville, Florida were named the 2016 Radegast Club of the Year.
You can expect to hear a lot this year about the Reinheitsgebot. The law's 500th anniversary was April 23, 2016, and in honor of that, we want to arm you with some knowledge that you can humbly throw out to whomever mentions…
Is it any surprise that Scott Kelly, a NASA astronaut who just returned to Earth after nearly a year in space, requested to have beer (and pie) at the ready to celebrate his triumphant return?
How do you think Benjamin Franklin came up with the brilliant idea to fly a key-bearing kite in the middle of a lightening storm? Well, we don't know for sure, but we suspect delicious colonial ale had something to do with it!
By Dr. Bart Watson, Brewers Association Chief Economist Homebrewers have long been thought leaders when it comes to beer, so it makes sense that they would have their finger on the pulse of what is new, exciting, and upcoming in…
Karen Eland, The Beer Painter, started experimenting with different paint mediums about 15 years ago. In 1998, she had a flash of inspiration while painting in a coffeeshop—if coffee can stain, maybe you could use it to paint. Pleased with…
