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Author: Jake Huolihan Of the many variables we’ve tested over the years, one we can’t seem to leave alone is

Author: Marshall Schott Discovered accidentally by Virgil Gamache Farms in Washington State’s Yakima Valley, Amarillo is one of the most

Author: Brian Hall The use of cereal grains other than barley in beer production has been getting more attention lately

Author: Marshall Schott The 6 gallon/22.7 liter plastic bucket is likely the most common fermentation vessel used by homebrewers, especially

Author: Jason Cipriani I’ve been brewing for over 4 years now, started off making 5 gallon extract batches on the

Author: Matt Del Fiacco Prior xBmts on yeast pitch rate have produced results surprisingly inconsistent with commonly accepted best practices.

Author: Jake Huolihan For many, homebrewing is as much about making a tasty beverage as it is exploring and experimenting

Author: Brian Hall Referred to by some as “The Dame of Hops,” Melba is a dual-purpose variety bred by Australia’s

Author: Matt Del Fiacco Step mashing is a traditional technique originally intended to assist in the conversion of starches to

Author: Marshall Schott In December of 2014, just a few months after I bottled off the Flanders Red Ales that

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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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