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Live Chat with Dr. Pattie Aron
MEMBERS ONLYClick on this link to be brought to watch a replay of our Live Chat with Dr. Pattie Aron: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/v8uq80o9
Live Chat with Brad Smith
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Crystallization: Forming the ice in your eisbock, baby
MEMBERS ONLYTo make a good eisbock (or any other kind of ice beer) it is helpful to have a good understanding of how ice crystals form, and to be able to effectively manage crystal formation within the beer.
Captured By Porches Brewing Co.
MEMBERS ONLYDear Replicator,My homebrewing partner recently brought me back a few bottles of local beers from Portland, Oregon that we can’t get in Colorado. One of the most interesting beers was a porter from an oddly named brewery, Captured by Porches. It was their Punctured by Corpses Undead Porter. I’m a fan of a good porter
Temperature Controllers
FREEOne of the most important processes to control in your homebrewery is the temperature of your wort and beer. Here is a rundown on temperature controllers.
Electric Homebrew: Go gas free
MEMBERS ONLYThere are more than a few ways to brew a beer, and one of those ways is with an all-electric homebrewery. if you are considering moving away from propane, take some advice from two dedicated all-electric homebrewers.
American Barleywine: Aged in the USA
MEMBERS ONLYAmerican barleywine is rich and strong. It has a big malt flavor and aggressive hopping, but it still has a balance between the malt character and hop character.
How Important is Kettle pH?
MEMBERS ONLYMash pH gets most of the attention when it comes to pH measurement, but there are ideal pH levels at every step of the brewing process and they may get out of line after the mash. The boil pH affects protein coagulation, hot break, and hop isomerization (a higher pH results in a higher hop
Tapping Into Maple Beers
FREESome flavor pairings are so obviously complementary; it’s perhaps inevitable that they become trends. The perfect maple beer has long been a dream of many a brewer, and it’s clear that brewers
Inside a State-of-the-Art Homebrewery
MEMBERS ONLYMy journey into homebrewing started like the majority of us; walking into my local homebrew supply shop and declaring, “I want to brew! What do I do?” I started small with extract brews, but quickly started to dream of brewing all-grain batches and building my own equipment to do so. I’m an engineer by trade,
From Juicy to Crazy Hazy
MEMBERS ONLYJuicy. Hazy. These style descriptors have become so commonplace in the craft beer world over the past two decades that everyone can picture the beer in their mind upon a single word. It must be remembered, however, it was flavor that started the New England India pale ale (NEIPA) revolution, and haze was a by-product.