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Author: Phil Rusher Fermentation is the process whereby yeast produce carbon dioxide (CO2) and alcohol through the metabolization of sugar,

Paul was raised in a suburban Indianapolis neighborhood before attending Purdue University where he obtained a degree in Civil Engineering.

Author: Andy Carter The primary source of fermentables in beer is barley whose starchy endosperm is enzymatically broken down during

Author: Cade Jobe While it’s been around for hundreds of years, the family of yeasts known as Kveik burst onto

Author: Marshall Schott When I first started down the path of beer and brewing, I presumed pretty much anything made

Author: Brian Hall Lagers are making a resurgence in the craft beer world, with professional and homebrewers alike brewing up

Authors: Marshall Schott & Andrew Bromley Back in May, we announced our 2020 General Homebrewer Survey and asked homebrewers to

Author: Jake Huolihan Oxidation of beer is something commercial brewers have been concerned with since distribution became a thing, as

Author: Marshall Schott Back in September 2017, I published the results of an xBmt I performed comparing a New England

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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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