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Author: Jake Huolihan The Pacific Northwest has dominated when it comes to the development of new hop varieties, introducing the

Author: Marshall Schott Is it die-uhh-see-tuhl or die-ASS-ih-till? I’ve heard both pronunciations are accurate and find myself using them interchangeably.

Author: Jake Huolihan Hot side Aeration (HSA) is often cited as detrimental to long term stability of beer. It has

Author: Marshall Schott The bane of many a commercial brewery’s existence, post-fermentation oxidation is said to have a negative impact

Author: Marshall Schott In general, lager beer is known for emphasizing malt and occasionally even hops while any yeast derived

Author: Malcolm Frazer Through thousands of years of human ingenuity, we’ve learned how to form raw materials of nature into

Author: Moritz Gretzschel w/ translation assistance from Andreas Krennmair Introduction by: Marshall Schott There are few brewing methods that have

Author: Jake Huolihan In the not so distant past, dry yeast was all that was available to homebrewers, usually in

Author: Marshall Schott Originally bred in 1974 and released in 1990 by Washington State University, Centennial hops rapidly became a

Author: Ray Found Used to increase body, mouthfeel, and head retention in beer, dextrine malt is a staple ingredient in

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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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