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Author: Marshall Schott Among the most repeated pieces of advice when it comes to making lager styles is to ferment
Author: Will Lovell Brewers have several proverbial knobs they can turn to determine the ultimate character of the beer they’re
Author: Marshall Schott Water chemistry is often one of the last things brewers think about, with many buying into the
Author: Marshall Schott Mash temperature has long been one of the more hotly debated variables in brewing, with many brewers
Author: Jordan Folks With rare exception, clarity tends to be viewed as a positive in beer, a sign that a
Author: Will Lovell Based on the data from the 2026 General Homebrewer Survey, while the vast majority of brewers end
Author: Martin Keen Wort becomes beer at the point it is introduced to yeast, at which point fermentation occurs, turning
Author: Marshall Schott For many, there’s a romantic appeal to the idea of shortcuts in brewing, especially one that doesn’t
Author: Steve Thanos According to the BJCP, British Brown Ale is “a malty, caramelly, brown British ale without the roasted
Author: Alex Shanks-Abel The husk or hull of a cereal grain is a hard shell that shields endosperm from pests
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