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Author: Paul Amico Developed by the Hop Breeding Company and currently still in the experimental phase, HBC 586 not only

Author: Andy Carter The most abundant ingredient used to make beer is barley that goes through the malting process, which

Author: Mike Neville Having gained popularity following the Civil War and through Prohibition, Kentucky Common is a unique style that’s

Author: Jake Huolihan Fermentation temperature control is something deemed critical to producing quality beer, and this is especially true when

Author: Mike Neville As the Oregon-grown version of the classic British variety, East Kent Goldings (EKG), Sonnet hops arguably put

Author: Cade Jobe Cold-side oxidation is a leading cause of shelf stability issues for brewers, with even small amounts of

Author: Steve Thanos While brewing grains come from various types of grasses, namely barley, and coffee beans come from the

Author: Mike Neville While hops have been grown in South Africa since at least the 1920s, they only recently seem

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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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