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Author: Marshall Schott Startled by the outcome of my first Short & Shoddy brew, I knew I’d have to try

Author: Greg Foster Belgian beers are known for a few things such as possessing unique esters and phenols compared to

Author: Marshall Schott I say fairly often that as much as I love brewing and beer, the community is what

Author: Marshall Schott About 3 years ago, I designed an American-style Red Ale with a simple grist, bittered to 30

From my very first batch back in 2003 to even the shittiest shit I make today, based on the comments

Author: Greg Foster The last hop stand xBmt comparing the impact of different temperatures was intriguing in that no statistical

Author: Marshall Schott I’ve often wondered what it’s like, after years of breeding and testing, to discover a truly unique

Author: Matt Waldron In my quest to make better beer as cheap and as fast as possible, I’ve toyed with

*THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED* Author: Matt Waldron Fairly soon after I began brewing, I embraced the oft touted benefits

Author: Ray Found I’ve always mashed with a liquor-to-grist ratio of 1.25 quarts per pound of grain. Why? It was

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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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