Author: Ray Found

Author: Ray Found Traditionally, hops were added at three main points during the boil, the timing of which served a

Author: Ray Found In all grain brewing, the importance of mash temperature is discussed ad infinitum, though it’s little sibling,

Author: Ray Found When I started brewing, I learned one does not drain the wort from the grains without performing

Author: Ray Found I’ve always mashed with a liquor-to-grist ratio of 1.25 quarts per pound of grain. Why? It was

Author: Ray Found IPA is one of the most popular styles of craft beer, one in which I’ve invested a

Author: Ray Found When I first made the decision to go all grain, I discovered there were myriad ways to

Author: Ray Found As hinted at previously, Steven from Oregon State University’s Hops Breeding Program provided two different varieties to

Author: Ray Found After making my first batch of beer, an Irish Red Ale extract kit, I was certain I

Author: Ray Found We were recently contacted by Oregon State University graduate student, Steven Hill, who works in the hop

Author: Ray Found Conan. Barbarian. Burlington. Vermont. While each yeast producer refers to it in a different way, the allusion

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