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• Beer In Art #51: Frederick Daniel Hardy’s Home Brewed Ale

  
  Brookston Beer Bulletin — Authority: 470
  For today’s work of art we revisit the Victorian Era, when most large households included a home brewery. The artist is Frederick Daniel Hardy and his painting is entitled Home Brewed Ale.Hardy was born in 1826 or 27 and lived until 1911. Born in Windsor, England, he was originally a musician for Queen Victoria ...
  19 hours ago

• New AHA Web site

  
  Beer-Stained Letter — Authority: 117
  I n the bricks and mortar world, this would be the equivalent of a growing locality landing its own ZIP code. The American Homebrewers Association has trotted out a brand new site for homebrewers, whose interests were previously catered to within the city limits of Beertown . (The homebrewing button on ...
  4 days ago

• The Essential Information On Homebrew Kits

  
  Homeschool Facts — Authority: 462
  Homebrew kits are most convenient for recent converts. It already includes the most basic of materials needed in brewing your beer. Youd already have the hops and grains formulated, the yeast ready...
  4 days ago

• Beau’s Tommy Gun APA

  
  Canadian Beer News — Authority: 422
  VANKLEEK HILL, ON – Beau’s Brewery in collaboration with the Beer Shack homebrewers club have released Tommy Gun APA (American-Style Pale Ale) as their latest seasonal offering. Launched this past weekend at the Cask Days festival at Volo in Toronto, Tommy Gun – which is sub-titled “CABA CABA ...
  4 days ago

• 11th Annual Teach a Friend to Homebrew Day

  
  2beerguys beer blog — Authority: 422
  The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) invites you to teach a friend the art of homebrewing on Saturday, November 7th . Teach a friend Homebrewing day is an international event and homebrewers around the world will be introducing their friends to the homebrewing hobby. Each year on the first Saturday in ...
  5 days ago

• Molasses Milk Stout recipe

  
  Brewery Reviewery — Authority: 121
  My buddy Pete, who you have probably seen around here commenting, has been in Saudi Arabia for the last month and a half or so on a job. I really can’t explain exactly what he does, but know know that he has been suffering in a dry country x2 (it’s hot and alcohol is banned!) but he is coming home pretty soon. ...
  6 days ago

• The third and final stage is bottling

  
  frugalfridays.net — Authority: 160
  The third and final stage is bottling. For this step you’ll obviously need bottles, bottle caps, a small measuring scoop for the priming sugar, and a spigot or siphon as discussed in the paragraph above. The most important step of all brewing stages however, is sanitizing your homebrew supplies! You will never be ...
  6 days ago

• Brewing Marzen and Oktoberfest Beer Recipes

  
  BeerSmith Home Brewing Beer Blog — Authority: 106
  The German Marzen and Oktoberfest beer styles are seasonal favorites of beer drinkers worldwide.   This week we take a look at the traditional Marzen and Oktoberfest beer recipes and how to brew them at home. Marzen has a mixed origin.  Some sources note the extremely close relationship between Marzen and Vienna ...
  1 week ago

• Brewing: better than meditation

  
  Boak and Bailey's Beer Blog — Authority: 121
  I love brewing.  I find it so relaxing. Mostly, it’s because of all the gaps (not the brewing, but the spaces between).  While the mash is going or the wort is getting to the boil,  you can happily while away the time playing MarioKart, but still feel like you’re doing something productive. It also makes ...
  1 week ago

• World Draught Master Finals LIVE!

  
  Oh My God! Lets BBQ — Authority: 160
  Watch the World Draught Master Finals on Thursday October 29th at 2:00PM PST Read the rest here:  World Draught Master Finals LIVE!
  1 week ago

• French Beer Week: Fischer Tradition Amber

  
  Oh My God! Lets BBQ — Authority: 160
  Good news and bad news: Fischer Amber is one of the more common beers to come out of France and likely one you’ll find easily (if you find any French beers). However, it’s brewed by Brasserie Fischer which is also an enterprise of Heineken France, essentially one of the big macrobrewers of the country (they Read ...
  1 week ago

• California State Homebrew Competition Pre-Lim

  
  BetterBeerBlog — Authority: 112
  I had the opportunity to judge a preliminary round for the California State Homebrew Competition, better known in homebrew circles as Stern Grove, at Firehouse Brewery & Grill last night. Stern Grove holds a special place in many a homebrewer’s and BJCP judge’s heart for a variety of reasons. It is one of the ...
  1 week ago

• How to Build a Hop Filter - HomeBrewing.com

  
  BrewPoll Home Brewing and Craft Beer News / Published News — Authority: 118
  A look at a more modern design for the inline hop filter and why most designs tend to be stymied by the clogging action effected by the hop sediment. 5 Vote(s)
  1 week ago

• When in Walla Walla — Part 1

  
  BREWPUBLIC - Yeast, Malt, and the Pursuit of Hoppiness — Authority: 423
  Brewpublic features Walla Walla Brewers, a small independent brewery. This is the first feature in a series to cover the craft brewing scene in the Walla Walla Valley.
  1 week ago

• Grisette!

  
  Beervana, the Blog — Authority: 473
  If you cant make a great small saison (aka "grisette"), you can at least make it look great. I bottled this a couple weeks ago and forgot the picture. It cheers me, so Im sharing it--
  1 week ago

• Belgian Tripel

  
  Brewing the perfect beer.... — Authority: 99
  Things have been a little busy which has forced a lack of posting on my end. But there are some good things to talk about, so onwards! I brewed a Belgian Tripel back in July from an Allagash clone recipe I got from BYO. Its been bottled for a while now, and Im almost all the way through the batch. The company I ...
  1 week ago

• The accidental brewery

  
  Realbeer.com Beer Therapy — Authority: 459
  Making beer at home is one thing. Selling it is another. The British government has told a Hampshire man he must now pay duty, keep better records and undergo a background check for a license to sell his beer. The Metro reports it began when Robert Shields, who brews 100 pints (or 12.5 gallons) a month, decided ...
  2 weeks ago

• Testing new brewing equipment

  
  Boak and Bailey's Beer Blog — Authority: 121
  It’s been ages since we brewed — March was, I think, the last time.  We ordered a load of shiny new equipment and then it sat around getting dusty as we spent our weekends doing up the house instead.  Then it was summer, and past experience tells us that summer is not a good time to brew. Anyway, now our ...
  2 weeks ago

• Home Beer Brewing Secrets

  
  Oh My God! Lets BBQ — Authority: 160
  Introducing: Home Beer Brewing Secrets     If the idea of being able to craft delicious homemade beer is something that appeals to you – regardless of how much money you have, you’re educational background, your skills or the amount of equipment you own, then you will love this… But one quick thing before I ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Homebrewers’ Recipe Guide

  
  Brewery Reviewery — Authority: 121
  When I first started doing 5 gallon batches of homebrew I picked up two books. The first was the Joy of Homebrewing and the second was  The Homebrewers’ Recipe Guide . I figured that the JoH was a great teaching book but didn’t have a lot of recipes, and  I wasn’t totally ready to start formulating my ...
  2 weeks ago

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