Author: Jordan Folks

Author: Jordan Folks The cereal grain most associated with brewing is barley, which is typically malted in order to activate

Author: Jordan Folks As a resident of Portland, Oregon, I’m fortunate enough to have access to some incredible beers from

Author: Jordan Folks Crisp, refreshing, and designed for ultimate drinkability, International Pale Lager typically leans on a simple grist of

Author: Jordan Folks The main source of fermentable sugar in beer is barley malt, and the amount a brewer uses

Author: Jordan Folks When most people think of dark beer, it’s likely styles like Porter and Stout come to mind,

Author: Jordan Folks Diacetyl is a chemical compound produced during fermentation that’s often described as contributing a buttered popcorn characteristic

Author: Jordan Folks Acidity is something brewers pay attention to at various points in the brewing process, adding a small

Author: Jordan Folks Lately, cold-side oxidation has been a big focus for brewers of modern IPA, particularly those of the

Author: Jordan Folks Base malt makes up the bulk of nearly all beer recipes, with Pale and Pilsner malt varieties

Author: Jordan Folks Beer production begins with creating wort through the mashing process, during which endemic enzymes are activated that

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