Brian Haslip (Photo courtesy Brian Haslip) In preparation for a brew day, homebrewer Brian Haslip has a slightly different routine
Last summer, I joined my local homebrew club, Bridger Brew Crew, on our annual camping trip. A mountain stream, clear
Carboys, airlocks, racking canes, siphons … just reading through a list of tools needed for conventional homebrewing can be deterrent
(Photo by Jeff Quinn) The voice of Ron Popeil came into my head as I hit the button on the
Lager to most means the ubiquitous pale golden brew that arose from the original pilsners of the 1840s. But by
(Photo by Jon Page) Have you run the table on brewing strong beers? If imperial everything, barley wine and quads
Now that summer has given way to autumn, our attention turns to fall seasonal beers. We also have our annual
Once modern American brewers mastered a few of the basic beer styles, the urge to experiment kicked into high gear
(Photo by Colby Perry) While one of homebrewing’s most engaging elements is its broad creative latitude, clean, sanitary techniques and
(Photo by Jon Page) German beers often get lost in the shuffle among the craft crowd. They are neither flashy