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Converting to Partial Mash

The odds are pretty good that you could brew a partial-mash beer today with your equipment and recipes.

Issue: November 2012

Extract Brew Day: A Pictorial Guide

Whether new to homebrewing or just curious how other brewers approach their brew day, a picture can be worth a thousand words. So, grab a homebrew and check out our pictorial guide to an extract brew day.

Issue: October 2010

Anatomy of a Commercial Clone

Take a look inside the process of making a clone beer kit. We ask commercial kit producers — and the brewers of the beers they cloned — how they formulated the recipe and produced the kit.

Issue: October 2008

Making Malt Extract

Malt extract is in everything from pretzels to breakfast cereals to, well, beer. But how is it made, and where did it come from? Learn about its history and creation and what it means for your brewing.
Issue: May/Jun 2008

Can botulism spores grow in concentrated extract with its high sugar content?

Issue: November 2007

15 Summertime Recipes

Want a cool, crisp, refreshing beer to drink when grilling or sitting around the pool this summer? Try one from our collection of 15 recipes, submitted by homebrew shops from across the nation.

Issue: Jul/Aug 2007

Bonus Summer Recipes

Looking for a few summer brewing ideas? Check out some bonus summer recipes from homebrew shops across the US.

Issue: May/Jun 2007

Extract vs. all-grain, wild yeasts: Mr. Wizard

Which is better, extract or all-grain? The Wiz weighs in on this age-old question. Plus: wild yeasts.

Issue: May/Jun 2007

Ultimate Extract Chart

Ever wonder how many different kinds of malt extract there are out there? (Hint: 254 would be a great guess.) Or where to find them? Find out in BYO's Ultimate Extract Chart -- everything you need to know regarding every type of malt extract, concentrated brewers wort and hopped beer kits available in North America.
Issue: October 2006

Extract Method to your Madness

You're mad about brewing. But if you want to get serious about extract brewing, you need a method to your madness. Explore the most common methods of extract brewing, including the no-boil method, concentrated boil method, extract late method and the Texas two-step, and decide for yourself which best suits you. Plus: Recipes for each method and 4 web-only bonus recipes!
Issue: September 2006

Hopping Help for Extract Brewers

Are you an extract brewer who needs help making hoppier homebrew? Find out what factors influence hop bitterness and what you need to do to reach your target IBUs. Also, identify the beer styles you can successfully brew givenyour homebrew equipment and procedures.

Issue: December 2005

10 Steps to Better Extract Brewing

Extract brewing is not just a simplified form of all-grain brewing. It's a process that has its own set of challenges. Find out what these challenges are -- and how to master them -- without changing your whole brewing setup or spending a lot of extra time on brewday.
Issue: October 2005

Can you hold off the addition of malt extract (in an all-extract or partial-mash recipe) until the end of the boil?

Issue: May/Jun 2005

Extract & Hop Extraction: Mr. Wizard

The wise one answers your brewing questions.
Issue: May/Jun 2005

For an all extract brew, is it ok to only use dried malt extract without liquid malt syrups?

Issue: September 2004

Kick Up Your Kit

Beer kits are a popular choice for many homebrewers. But many kit makers may wish to start brewing "Outside the box." We'll take a cue from a famous TV chef and show you how to kick up your kit a notch.
Issue: Mar/Apr 2004

Is there some formula to determine how long what type of specialty grain should be steeped for extract with grain recipes?

Issue: November 2001

The Style File

Round out your homebrew recipe box with 15 easy extract recipes for 15 classic beer styles.
Issue: October 2001

Homebrew 201: Brew a Pale Ale Using Extract and Specialty Grains

How to steep grains, boil pellet hops, make a starter from liquid yeast and conduct a secondary fermentation.
Issue: September 2001

Homebrew 101: Brew a No-Boil Brown Ale

How to clean, sanitize, prepare a no-boil wort, aerate, proof and pitch a dry yeast, ferment a batch and bottle your beer. Plus: basic equipment.
Issue: September 2001
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