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Author: Martin Keen Released in 2012, Belma hops were discovered growing among other varieties by Yakima Valley’s Puterbaugh Farms who,

Author: Jordan Folks Back in 2016, a group of enthusiastic homebrewers from the German Brewing Forum, which was launched just

Belma was discovered growing wild in Washington State, and it’s most notable aroma characteristic is strawberry. Yes, strawberry. We’re brewing

Author: Will Lovell Saison is a traditional ale that has its roots in the French-speaking region of Wallonia, Belgium, dating

Author: Jordan Folks It wasn’t too long after I started homebrewing that I decided to take on a style that

Author: Steve Thanos After barley, wheat is the cereal grain that’s most associated with beer, and while it’s featured heavily

Some of the most sought-after IPAs are those displaying pungent tropical fruit characteristics – we’re talking mango, guava, and pineapple.

Author: Will Lovell A common method employed by brewers looking to save some money involves harvesting and reusing yeast from

Author: Jordan Folks Bred in 2004 by New Zealand’s Plant & Food Research, Nectaron was released for public use in

Author: Will Lovell Unintentionally developed in the 1840s by Viennese brewer, Anton Dreher, after the malt kilns in his brewery

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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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