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Open fermentation involves fermenting beer in an unsealed vessel where the top is exposed to the environment. And given its

Author: Martin Keen In this day and age, hoppy IPA is all the rage, particularly those that that look more

Author: Martin Keen As the only Brülosophy contributor born and raised in England, it may come as no surprise that

Author: Will Lovell Most brewers are familiar with the term “noble hops,” which refers to a group of 4 classic

Author: Martin Keen Taking its name from a dormant volcano in the country of Georgia, Kazbek hops are often referred

Buying beer ingredients in bulk can make your brew day a much more inexpensive affair, and having ingredients on-hand means

Author: Jordan Folks Developed by homebrewer, Paul Tecker, who eventually released his H2OPS product in 2014, hop water has been

Author: Martin Keen While enjoying an evening at one of my local haunts, Dingo Dog Brewing, I tried their Colony

Recently, Martin brewed a batch of one of his favorite beer styles, English IPA. Everything seemed to be going fine,

Author: Alex Shanks-Abel It’s often said that we eat with our eyes first, an idiomatic expression used to convey the

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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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