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The Raw Deal With Raw Ales, Seltzer Nutrients and Grain Milling Considerations

Not boiling your wort then pitching with a traditional strain of yeast has been dubbed brewing a raw ale. The Wiz delves into questions surrounding this technique of brewing as well as hard seltzer nutrients and milling already crushed grains.

Written by Ashton Lewis

Issue: December 2020

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Fermentation Under Pressure, A Solera System, A New Flavor in a Classic Beer, and Cooking Beer

Fermenting beer under pressure using a spunding valve in a pressure-rated vessel is something many homebrewers have been experimenting with and Mr. Wizard has some pointers. Also, find out about a solera system, a new flavor in a classic beer, and removing alcohol through heat.

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Carbonating Thoughts, Star San Water Temperature, and Sprouted Grains

A homebrewer wonders about carbonating his beer in a keg or growler. Mr. Wizard explains the safety concerns with these two options. Also, is Star San supposed to be diluted in warm or cool water? Get the answer and the scoop on sprouted grains.