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American Stout

Stout evokes images of the bitter black and mysterious ale synonymous with Ireland. The Emerald Isle may indeed be famous

All in for All-Grain

The allure of leaping into all-grain brewing is all too often discouraged by unnecessary trepidation. There is the notion that

Beyond Barleywine

You might call them craft beer’s nuclear club. We’re talking about breweries that have pushed the alcohol content of beer

Crazy Beer Laws in the US

Colorado No beer may be sold on Election Day. Apparently, the state doesn’t want its citizens having too much fun

Beer and Loathing on the Distribution Trail

Theoretically, that brew you just finished should have traveled a pretty straightforward route from the brewery to your glass. Shipped

Froth! The Science of Beer

In spite of its very technical production and perceived alchemic mystery, beer should be lightly thought-provoking and imminently enjoyable. But

Thinking About Homebrewing

I spend a lot of time at beer tastings and festivals these days, making a show of myself in a

Maibock

Maibocks are medium- to full-bodied lagers whose alcohol content can vary widely, though is typically between 5-6 percent ABV. The color of pale bocks can vary from light bronze to deep amber and they are characterized by a sweet malty palate and subtle hop character. As its name would suggest, this is a bock style that traditionally makes a spring appearance as a celebration of a new brewing season. In a Germanic brewer’s portfolio, it is should conventionally have a less assertive character than other bock offerings later in the year.
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