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Beers to Beat the Summer Heat

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Jul 31

Here are some of the refreshing summer beverages that still have enough flavors to grasp attention of even the most discerning b..

Beer Troubleshooting Guide

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Jun 27

Going out to catch a few pints with friends? Make sure you keep this handy beer troubleshooting guide with you. It will help you..

Burn your Belly Fat

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on May 24

It’s Saturday night again and time to party! And if it is a party, it is incomplete without booze! Beer is the staple drink of..

Beer and Women

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on May 17

Both men and women love beer. Yeah I agree that men still dominate the drinking genre but women too enjoy it fully and I am a pr..

Beer Loving Cities

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Apr 26

Many people think beer is a drink for youngsters, especially for the college goers. But beer appeals to men and women of all age..

New Type of Cold Beer

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Apr 12

We all like our beer ice cold serve in frosted glasses. Well most of us certainly do. And there are some beer lovers who want th..

Beer Taxes: Highest and Lowest

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Mar 15

Not too long ago, we saw the world economy falling down. Thank god it’s over, but we are still recovering. And one thing that ..

Cook with Beer

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Feb 24

Cooking with beer isn’t exactly a novel idea. A lot of people have done it. Water isn’t really safe these days- it’s all p..

Beer Museums around the World

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Feb 8

When travelling, stopping by your destination’s famous museums is what you would generally do. This, however, is a bit boring ..

Drink yourself thin!

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Jan 24

This article is a light beer guide for the health-conscious people out there. You will be delighted to know that there actually ..

Beer Tips

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Jan 13

Drinking beer is best only if done with friends. But if your idea of drinking beer is getting drunk and falling off the seat whi..

Beer for your Big Day

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Dec 30

Winter Wedding If snowflakes and sleighs get you all excited, a winter wedding will be perfect for you and your sweetheart. Whil..

Beer Styles

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Dec 14

In today’s date and time, you can choose from a bewildering range of beers. If I tell you that are just two categories of beer..

World Top Most Beer Tours

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Nov 29

Listed below are world’s top most beer tours for all of you travelers out there. Japan’s Sapporo Beer Museum–This is a Hok..

Best Indian Beers

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Nov 15

Just like romantic flicks of ‘Bollywood’, Indian guys have a love triangle relation with beers. Indians have a different tas..

Unusual Beer Flavours

Posted in Home Brewing Blog by Emily - on Nov 1

Sometimes creative brewers go overboard when they feel like doing something different. Here I am listing some of the most bizarr..

Latest Home Brewing Discussions

anyone else brewing this weekend?

Posted in Homebrewing by Hogarthe - on May 21

got 3 days off, so I'm brewing 2 batches, one is a maibock, and the other is my take on an american lager with mild malt. that ..

Imperial Stout/porter Recipe.

Posted in Homebrewing by 417cowboy - on May 15

Anyone out there have any good recipes for an Imperial Stout or Porter? All grain preferably. 5 gallon batch with 75% efficien..

Imperial Stout/porter Recipe.

Posted in Homebrewing by 417cowboy - on May 15

Anyone out there have any good recipes for an Imperial Stout or Porter? All grain preferably. 5 gallon batch with 75% efficien..

Imperial Stout/porter Recipe.

Posted in Homebrewing by 417cowboy - on May 15

Anyone out there have any good recipes for an Imperial Stout or Porter? All grain preferably. 5 gallon batch with 75% efficien..

Growing Hops

Posted in Homebrewing by ruralbrew - on May 15

I ordered some hop plants last night. I got a Cascade, a Chinook, a Columbus, a Stirling and a Willamette. Instead of buying rhi..

Manifold question

Posted in Equipment by dankdoubles - on May 12

I am making a cpvc manifold in a rectangular 70qt coleman cooler and am wondering if anyone knows weather it would be better for..

adding oak

Posted in Homebrewing by Hogarthe - on May 3

I have a beer that I'm going to be adding oak cubes to. I have 3 oz of cubes, and was wondering what the best way to sanitize t..

brewing gone bad...

Posted in Homebrewing by Hogarthe - on Apr 21

I had the worst brew day today. made 2 batches, a 1 gallon bbq beer experiment, and a 5 gallon scotch ale. the bbq beer went s..

good crush?

Posted in Homebrewing by Hogarthe - on Apr 21

I just used my monster mill for the first time... just wanted to know if I'm getting a good crush. it was pretty much pulverizi..

Brewing with peanut butter

Posted in Homebrewing by Erock - on Apr 10

Has anyone done it? Experiences?..

here we go again...

Posted in Homebrew Recipes by Hogarthe - on Apr 4

after the success of my pickle beer experiment, another guy I work with has asked if I could do a BBQ beef beer. He suggested u..

Yeast Harvesting Video

Posted in Homebrewing by brewchez - on Apr 3

Hey team. So I checked in to see 2 or three posts about yeast collection and re-pitching for new batches. It just so happens tha..

Pale ale yeast

Posted in Homebrewing by rich camp - on Mar 29

I'm doing a pale ale now on my primary , and I want to start another pale ale or an ipa when I move this to my secondary .can I ..

going to secondary

Posted in Wine by Hogarthe - on Mar 17

I'm making a wine kit, a Grand Cru Zinfandel. I started it last Sunday, so it's been in the fermenter for a week. the directio..

16 oz beer bottles

Posted in Bottling by Hogarthe - on Mar 15

some of you may have read my flat beer thread, and know I had some problems with my 500ml fliptop bottles. I am going to be mak..

rehydrating dry yeast

Posted in Homebrewing by Hogarthe - on Mar 11

do you rehydrate dry yeast? I've always just dumped it in the wort, and it seems to have been working just fine for me. latel..

can i oak with my own oak?

Posted in Homebrewing by firewater - on Mar 10

So, can I? I regulary cut oak wood once or twice a year, is the oak at any given LHBS treated special? Does oak species make th..

can i oak with my own oak?

Posted in Homebrewing by firewater - on Mar 10

So, can I? I regulary cut oak wood once or twice a year, is the oak at any given LHBS treated special? Does oak species make th..

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