May 1998
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Gold Finger (James Blonde Barleywine)
This unconventional Barleywine is light in color but non-compromising in strength. It could also be called James Blonde.
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Old Glory Barleywine
An no-fuss, extract only Barleywine recipe.
Mr. Wizard
Making Brown Malt
Yes, you can make your own brown malt by roasting pale malt in the oven. You can also make chocolate malt and black patent malt by the same process. The difficulty in
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Black Steam
A steam beer seems like the perfect style to schwarz-up. Here is a recipe to get you there.
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Hefeweizen: Mostly Cloudy
Besides being delicious and unique, hefe-weizen is a classic show-off beer. It’s also the perfect beverage to sip on a warm day. But can you convince your friends it’s supposed to have yeast in it?
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Brewing Big Barleywines
The Cabernet Sauvignon of Beers
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Body Builders: Tips from the Pros
Brewer: Shaun O’Sullivan Brewery: Steelhead Brewing Co., San Francisco Years of experience: Four Education: Completed brewing courses at University of California, Davis House Beers: Blonde Pale Ale, Pier Post Stout, Hefe-weizen, Beach
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Get Your Yeast Straight From The Bottle
Culturing yeast from your favorite commercial beer can be a critical step to making your clone hit its mark.
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Design Your Own Brewer’s Garden
Every homebrewer likes to try new recipes. The brewer who is also a gardener increases his opportunities to unite two hobbies by using home-grown produce to create new and different flavors. The
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Lagering without a Refrigerator
The possibilities for upgrading a homebrewing setup are endless. With enough cash you can purchase a pilot brewery equipped with a stainless steel mash tun and rakes to turn the mash, a
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Cooking with Homebrew
When Timothy Schafer, chef and owner of Tim Schafer’s Cuisine in Morristown, N.J., sets out to create an elegant dish featuring beer, he starts with the beer first. “It’s not like you
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Bavarian Hefe-weizen
For those looking for a classic bavarian-style hefeweizen, you’ve come to the right place. You can trying altering the fermentation temperature to try to bring out either more banana-like esters or more clove-like phenolics.
