We all know the history of American beer: back in the good old days, before Prohibition, honest brewers made honest
(ANYTOWN, USA) Two teenage sweethearts were recently parked at the local lover’s lane when the radio announced that a violent
(Editor. December 2005: While most of us are busy preparing for the holidays, a band of hearty brew-loving souls is
It all began with a beer and a question. It was late Friday afternoon and the AAB crew was winding
Motek Welwetu (Polish for “Velvet Hammer”) Baltic Porter 5 gallons (19 liters) OG: 1075/18.2 degrees Plato Alcohol: 6 percent by
For all the similarities that exist in making beer and wine, consumers’ perception of the two beverages couldn’t be further
Not to make a big deal out of it, but when I started to brew we had to crush our
By looking at specific beers- some more expensive than others- you should get a feel for why one beer may
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:
5 Gallons (19 liters) OG: 1085/15.5°P Alcohol: 8–9%/vol Bitterness: 65 IBUs Color: medium amber Yeast: Saison Wyeast 1057 (derived from
