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Author: Brian Hall Brewers give a decent amount of attention to the quickness that wort is chilled following the boil,

Author: Marshall Schott Named for the town in which it was originally cultivated, Tettnanger is one of the four German

Author: Marshall Schott A common conception when it comes to making hard cider is that, like wine, the source of

Author: Phil Rusher The increased demand for hop forward beer has naturally led to increased production on the commercial market,

Author: Brian Hall Simple sugar has been used in the brewing process for centuries, most notably as a way to

Author: Marshall Schott From heating strike water to boiling wort, the brewing process demands quite a bit of energy and

Author: Jake Huolihan The German term lager is both a verb and a noun, referring not only to the process

Author: Marshall Schott Brewer: Paul Amico Released in 1971 by the Oregon State University hop breeding program and credited as

Author: Phil Rusher When thinking about previous batches, brewers might ruminate about certain aspects of a beer that seemed to

Author: Jake Huolihan It doesn’t take long for new homebrewers to realize that making beer, particularly certain styles, comes not

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Author: Mike Neville The trusty ‘ol hydrometer– a fragile glass tube with graduated markings that’s used for measuring the relative

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