Cover Story

Yeast: Cracking the Code to Perfect Fermentations

By Mark Pasquinelli

Ironically, the smallest ingredient—a single-celled fungus—in a recipe can hold the biggest sway in determining a homebrewers success or failure.

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Zymurgy: September/October 2014

Maltose Falcons Turn 40

“America’s Oldest Homebrew Club” was born in 1974, when brewing beer was considered moonshining and neighbors’ quizzical looks could mean jail time.

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Zymurgy: September/October 2014

Cross-Country Homebrew Competition

Two homebrewing clubs located on opposite sides of the country got together to brew up a cross-country homebrew rivalry using neutral-site competitions.

Recipes in this Issue

  • Bohemian Pilsner
  • National Homebrew Competition Gold Medal Recipes
  • Roy Clark’s Real Ale (1978)
  • Alex Gashti’s “High Score” IPA
  • David Norton’s Strawberry-Rhubarb Mead (1989)
  • 20th Anniversary Old Survivor (1994)
  • 25th Anniversary IPA (1999)
  • 30th Anniversary Hashell 10 (2004)
  • 35th Anniversary Aitchie’s Wee Heavy (2009)
  • 40th Anniversary Longevity Baltic Porter (2014)
  • Roggenbier
  • Firestone Walker / Maltose Falcons Browney Wine (2014)
  • 30th Anniversary Hashell 10 (2004)
  • 35th Anniversary Aitchie’s Wee Heavy (2009)
  • 40th Anniversary Longevity Baltic Porter (2014)
  • Firestone Walker / Maltose Falcons Browney Wine (2014)
  • Alex Gashti’s “High Score” IPA
  • Bohemian Pilsner
  • National Homebrew Competition Gold Medal Recipes
  • Roggenbier
  • Roy Clark’s Real Ale (1978)
  • David Norton’s Strawberry-Rhubarb Mead (1989)
  • 20th Anniversary Old Survivor (1994)
  • 25th Anniversary IPA (1999)

Meet the Editor-in-Chief

Dave Carpenter

Dave brewed his first batch in 2009 and started writing about beer soon thereafter. In addition to geeking out on beer and language, Dave enjoys hiking, traveling, and other gerunds as well. Email Dave