We new brewers love hops. Sticky, resiny, pungent, citrus-drenched hops. It began as a reaction to the dumbing-down of mainstream
5 gallons (19 liters) OG: 1075/18.2 degrees P Alcohol: 6.5 percent ABV Bitterness: 100 IBUs Color: Medium amber (13 SRM)
(Ed. Reading about old-timey beer is great, but what if you want to actually taste the same kind of beer
As a writer, brewer and marketing guy, I love words. Words have the power to convey thoughts, inspire the imagination
Porter is likely the world’s most confusing beer style. Attempting to unravel its inner secrets through diligent scholarship is futile:
Motek Welwetu (Polish for “Velvet Hammer”) Baltic Porter 5 gallons (19 liters) OG: 1075/18.2 degrees Plato Alcohol: 6 percent by
Not to make a big deal out of it, but when I started to brew we had to crush our
One thing you can say for sure about the home- and craft-beer revolution is that it has elevated hops from
5 gallons (19 liters) OG: 1055/13.6 degrees Plato Alcohol: 4.8–5.3 percent by volume Bitterness: 60 IBUs Color: Medium amber Yeast:
Burton-on-Trent is famous as the home of England’s most famous beer style, India pale ale. Since before 1800, IPA has
