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Author: Mike Neville Released by Jackson Farms in Wilder, Idaho in 2015, Idaho 7 has a respectable oil content that’s

Author: Marshall Schott Brewer.Data Collector: Andy Carter In the 8+ years Brülosophy has been around, we’ve published over 430 exBEERiment

Author: Andy Carter A rising trend in brewing involves crafting beers that possess all of the expected characteristics of their

Author: Mike Neville Wort tastes pretty good, but beer tastes quite a bit better, and brewers have the little fungus

Author: Paul Amico Since its release by the Hop Breeding Company in 2007, Citra has become one of the most

Author: Cade Jobe Sour beer has seen a rise in popularity over the years, though it remains a relative novelty,

Author: Mike Neville IPA is a style that used to be known primarily for one thing– hops. Whether it was

Author: Steve Thanos It’s often said that brewers make wort while yeast makes beer. Indeed, this incredible single-cell organism is

Author: Marshall Schott More often than I care to admit, I find myself stepping back from the daily grind to

Author: Mike Neville Barley malt is the building block of beer, and these days, brewers have a wide range of

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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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