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Homebrewing Features

  • Homebrewing with Natural Spring Water
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    Homebrewing with Natural Spring Water

    July 1, 2017 - Dan Rabin

    In preparation for a brew day, homebrewer Brian Haslip has a slightly different routine than most homebrewers. After gathering the malt, hops and yeast he’ll need for his all-grain recipe, he drives a few miles outside Troutdale, Oregon, where along the roadside at the bottom of a hill, a pipe emerges from a leafy bank.... View Article

  • Brewing German Rarities
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    Brewing German Rarities

    May 7, 2016 - K. Florian Klemp

    German beers often get lost in the shuffle among the craft crowd. They are neither flashy nor overdone, just solid brews made from simple recipes with distinctive German ingredients. But there are three that break that mold: gose, Münster altbier and dampfbier. They are obscure outliers, stylistic survivors of the dozens of regional styles that... View Article

  • Worth the Risk: Homebrewers Playing with Coolships
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    Worth the Risk: Homebrewers Playing with Coolships

    March 1, 2015 - Mary Izett

    T.S. Eliot once said, “Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.” Homebrewers are doing just that in their exploration of open fermentation. Case in point is Johnnie Leroy Compton III, a homebrewer who goes the distance for his wild beers. After moving into a spacious... View Article

  • Power to the People
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    Power to the People

    The ultimate hand-crafted beer is your next homebrew January 1, 2013 - Adem Tepedelen

    In a funny sort of way, homebrewing has come full circle. Thirty-four years ago, our country’s 39th President, Jimmy Carter, signed H.R. 1337 which effectively legalized homebrewing nationwide. And now, shortly after another presidential election, our 44th President, Barack Obama, has released to the public his recipe for the first beer ever brewed on the... View Article

  • Power to the People
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    Power to the People

    The Ultimate Hand-crafted Beer is Your Next Homebrew January 1, 2013 - Adem Tepedelen

    In a funny sort of way, homebrewing has come full circle. Thirty-four years ago, our country’s 39th President, Jimmy Carter, signed H.R. 1337 which effectively legalized homebrewing nationwide. And now, shortly after another presidential election, our 44th President, Barack Obama, has released to the public his recipe for the first beer ever brewed on the... View Article

  • Passing Judgment
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    Passing Judgment

    January 1, 2008 - Randy Mosher

    At first, most of us were happy enough to brew a beer that didn’t poison anyone. However, as with all hobbyists, homebrewers get restless and start looking for ways to improve our game. Eventually, we may become relaxed enough about brewing to start cooking up our own recipes, or bold enough to enter a competition.... View Article

  • Directory for Supplies
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    Directory for Supplies

    July 11, 2007 - K. Florian Klemp

    Mash paddle ($26.95, morebeer.com) Takes the work out of working your mash. Immersion wort chiller ($48.95, morebeer.com) Simple and most practical wort chiller. Swing-top bottles ($19.95, morebeer.com) Sixteen-ounce Grolsch-type bottles that eliminate the need for caps and a capper. Diffusion stone ($13.50, morebeer.com) Can be used to efficiently carbonate a keg and flood your wort... View Article

  • Beer Essentials—Homebrewing
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    Beer Essentials—Homebrewing

    July 1, 2007 - K. Florian Klemp

    Homebrewing—and homebrew—has improved its image over the past twenty years. Why? The explosion of better information, ingredients and equipment has made it relatively simple to make an impressive glass of suds, and ingenuity and innovation still have plenty of room to run. Good brewers combine the eclectic disciplines of chef, scientist and artist. Why homebrew?... View Article

  • Roll Out the Barrel
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    Roll Out the Barrel

    January 1, 2005 - Randy Mosher

    Everything old is new again; that’s one of the great things about the craft beer revival. Creative brewers feel quite free to take the elements of the past and build any kind of modern beer they can imagine. As you may know from flipping the pages of this fine magazine, the beer barrels are rolling... View Article

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