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Author: Cade Jobe Typically, darker beer styles possess noticeable roast characteristics ranging from chocolate and coffee to acrid and ashy.
Author: Andy Carter International Bitterness Units (IBU) offers an estimation of the bitterness in a beer based on the amount
Author: Cade Jobe As the primary organism responsible for turning wort into beer, quality brewers tend to focus quite a
Author: Steve Thanos In the 17th and 18th centuries, Belgian Witbier dominated the beer scene throughout many European cities, though
Author: Andy Carter Traditionally, beer was often fermented and stored in oak barrels, which depending on their age and how
Author: Jake Huolihan When fermented beer comes into contact with oxygen, reactions begin to occur that ultimately cause the beer
Author: Cade Jobe Adorning the side of many a craft beer can is the brewer’s imploration to “store cold,” a
Author: Steve Thanos When most people think about spruce trees, it’s likely they conjure images of pyramidal evergreens that emit
Author: Jake Huolihan While beer is often said to consist of water, malt, hops, and yeast, many would contend a
Author: Cade Jobe Of the several things that can ruin beer, contamination by wild yeast and bacteria is one of
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