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Author: Marshall Schott While thinking back on the last year, I was reminded of just how odd and “unprecedented” the

Author: Jake Huolihan Despite the introduction of trendy boozy concoctions such as hard seltzer to the adult beverage market, IPA

Author: Paul Amico An old-world landrace variety that was discovered in the German region from whence it gets its name,

Author: Andy Carter While base malt accounts for a substantial portion of the grist in most beer recipes, many styles

This xBmt was completed by a member of The Brü Club in collaboration with Brülosophy as a part of The

Author: Mike Neville Of the four main ingredients in beer, hops have arguably become the sexiest, as they’re the feature

Author: Steve Thanos A few kegs in the keezer, fermentation chamber full, and a Pilsner lagering away— if others are

Author: Marshall Schott The most common types of packaging material used for beer are glass bottles and aluminum cans, both

Author: Paul Amico A product of the open pollination of a wild hop from Manitoba, Canada, Brewer’s Gold was selected

Author: Steve Thanos Believed by many to contribute a distinctive spice character to beer, rye is a huskless cereal grain

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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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