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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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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Lautering is not a word most citizen beer drinkers use on an everyday basis, but it’s one that is on every brewers mind when it comes to...
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Barley wine before its time is like a mountain without a peak. The summit approaches and it’s time to see what Examiner readers think...
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Some beer enthusiasts call “foul” when it comes to the differences between barley wine ale and strong and hoppy versions of India pale ale...
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You can credit the English for inventing the beer style of ale that created a counterpoint to the gloomy, cool, wet, gray weather and long winter...
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“A barley wine before its time is like a mountain without a peak.” You might say that barley wine ales were the original very strong ales....
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