This holiday season while you’re watching grandma make her Christmas pudding or strategically removing chunks of your kid’s gingerbread house, think about which spices would work best in your next winter specialty spiced beer, also called Christmas beer. If you're ready…
We’ve tallied the votes, and here are the top-10 results for the 2020 Best Beers in America survey. Check out the November/December 2020 issues for the full results!
For your convenience, all links mentioned in the November/December 2020 issue of Zymurgy magazine are listed below. About Zymurgy Zymurgy is the bi-monthly journal for members of the American Homebrewers Association (AHA).…
In 2015, there were no Latino-focused homebrew clubs in the United States. Five years later, the SoCal Cerveceros are 200 strong and getting bigger. A culture of inclusion has been key to their success.
Time does not heal all wounds when it comes to meadmaking. So what makes a mead worthy of aging? With little solid research available to supply advice, home meadmakers must rely on anectdotal evidence. Here, we explore some of those anecdotes.
An Unconventional Approach for Brewing Really Strong Ales
By: Andy Tipler
Much conventional wisom exists on how to brew beers with more than 20% ABV. Let’s throw most of it out the window and consider other approaches to making a good strong ale.
In these times of upheaval and social change, it’s nice to know we can cling to a few things that don’t change much. According to discerning palates of Zymurgy readers, the best beers in America remain firmly entrenched.
From malts and hops to stainless growlers and conicals, there’s something in this year’s gift guide for every homebrewer and beer lover. New this year: our sponsors have lined up some slick deals just for you (or that special homebrewer on your list).
This Sahti recipe is from Historical Brewing Techniques by Lars Marius Garshol. Now until Oct. 8, get a free copy when you join or renew for three years.
Olavi Viheroja lives in Häämenkyrö in western Finland. He learned to brew from his father and a neighbor in nearby Jämijärvi, but has incorporated some tricks from his neighbors in Häämenkyrö. “You can steal knowledge,” as he puts it.
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