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One piece of advice all homebrewers have likely heard is to pitch yeast into well aerated wort. What’s the best

Author: Will Lovell Schwarzbier is a German lager that’s known for being quite dark while not possessing the pungent roast

Hailing from New Zealand, Pacific Jade is a hop variety that’s known to impart beer with bold herbal, fresh citrus,

Authors: Marshall Schott & Andrew Bromley Massive cheers to everyone who took the time to complete our 2024 General Homebrewer

Rather than pitching a fresh pouch of yeast into every batch of beer, most professional breweries reuse yeast harvested from

Author: Steve Thanos Despite the recent popularity of Hazy IPA, clear beer is still something some find desirable, and there

Imagine you brew a batch of Vienna lager and split it into two. One half goes into a keg with

Author: Will Lovell In January 1920, the United States enacted the arguably puritanical 18th Amendment, which prohibited the production, transportation,

Monitoring and adjusting mash pH is something most brewers are familiar with, but it’s a step that many let fall

Author: Alex Shanks-Abel The German style of brewing is marked by a multitude of brewing practices that, while laborious, were

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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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