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Author: Cade Jobe It is well established that the quality of the water used to make beer has a marked

Author: Steve Thanos Bitterness in beer is largely a function of hops added during the boil, and it’s widely held

Author: Mike Neville Originally created in 1985 by Hops Product Australia and later commercialized in 1997, Topaz is a high

Author: Andy Carter For many homebrewers, their first few batches are made by adding malt extract to a relatively small

Author: Steve Thanos As the saying goes, “they who drink beer will think beer,” and I constantly find myself mulling

Author: Mike Neville Dark roasted grains contribute a number of style-defining characteristics to beer from toasty and nutty to chocolate

Author: Paul Amico Hailing from the Land of the Long White Cloud, Taiheke is a hop variety that, while unfamiliar

Author: Jake Huolihan Oxygen, while necessary for yeast to efficiently ferment wort, is generally viewed as the enemy of beer,

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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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