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Think you have what it takes to become a professional brewer? It can be hard work in a hot environment, but at the end of the day, a frothy glass of your hard work makes it all worthwhile.
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Think you have what it takes to become a professional brewer? It can be hard work in a hot environment, but at the end of the day, a frothy glass of your hard work makes it all worthwhile.
When Alan Gladish returned to homebrewing, he found a dramatically changed landscape in which one could make a living as a professional maltster.
Cohumulone is one of the chemical analogues (aka one of the many compounds that are similar enough to all be included in the same family) that make up alpha acids. […]
A historical style made even easier with an extract courtesy of Laurie Ann Gutierrez, featured as a Learn to Homebrew 2021 official recipe.
A subtly spiced sour brown ale from Michael Tonsmeire that is featured in Brewers Publications' American Sour Beers.
These 11 strong IPA recipes show various examples of creating strong but tasteful IPAs that boast the best of malt and hops.
While homebrewing is legal in all 50 states, the efforts to secure fair laws dictating how homebrew can be made and shared continues.
A non-alcoholic Slavic fermented beverage recipe made from beets. This recipe is by Amahl Turczyn.
Access 30+ Homebrew Con seminar recordings covering an array of beer and homebrewing topics!
Here is a summary of the September meeting of your American Homebrewers Association Governing Committee (GC).
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