Saturday, November 7th, 2009
More and more Americans are discovering homebrewed and craft beer. Some discover through tasting. Some discover great beer through homebrewing....
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Here’s one for the beerlieve it or not column. Ina Verstl, European journalist and writer for the German publication BRAUWELT International...
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This week the 17,000 membership American Homebrewers Association has introduced its new website homebrewersassociation.org. Formerly the association...
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Wednesday, November 4th, 2009
While beer pong, light beer sales and the price of beer have been grabbing headlines, here’s a few items that you may have missed in the...
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If you enjoy oysters or stout ale, this little gem of a video may get your mouth watering. Oysters and stout, both eating them together and brewing...
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Contradicting beer talk about fresh vs. aged beer can get confusing to the emerging beer drinker. Lager is a beer that’s aged.Fresh beer is...
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Friday, October 30th, 2009
It’s Halloween week. Pumpkin beers abound. Learn the basics of why and how pumpkin beer is made. Take a look at extreme pumpkin beer brewing...
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There are several hundred brands of barleywine ale brewed throughout the world. Many are made by America’s 1,500 small brewers. Recently a...
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Most beer drinkers know beer is a naturally fermented alcoholic beverage. Yeast is introduced into unfermented brewed “wort.” Yeast...
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As you’re sipping and savoring your favorite beer, peering into the sudsy universe floating atop the surface of your brew, you’d think...
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