Tag: experimental

Author: Jake Huolihan The xBmt results that have shocked me most have been those focused on lager fermentation temperature, there

Author: Marshall Schott Back in March of 2013, before Michael Tonsmeier’s American Sour Beers was released to the public and

Author: Jake Huolihan Ask a group of homebrewers about the appropriate grain to use for a given style and you’re

Author: Marshall Schott On top of satisfying personal curiosity, there are a few reasons I think it’s good and even

Author: Malcolm Frazer Noted as being the first cereal grain cultivated by humans, it comes as no surprise that most

Author: Matt Del Fiacco There are a few purported benefits to chilling wort quickly including the promise of clearer beer,

Author: Jake Huolihan In traditional step mashing, the grains were doughed in at a relatively low temperature (113°F/45°C) and brought

Author: Marshall Schott This year is screaming by, every passing day bringing interesting changes and opportunities. I wanted take a

Author: Marshall Schott Brewed in the Thuringia, Saxony, and Franconia regions of Germany with a documented history stretching all the

Author: Matt Del Fiacco Grown exclusively by CLS Farms in Yakima, WA and released in collaboration with Yakima Valley Hops,

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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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