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October 2010

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National Public Radio’s “On Point” Beer Recipes

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On Friday, October 1, 2010, BYO Publisher Brad Ring joined a panel of homebrewing enthusiasts for a discussion about homebrewing on National Public Radio’s “On Point” radio show. Listen to the show

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Pacific Coast Brewing Co.’s Megalodon Imperial IPA clone

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West-coast IPAs are known for two things, huge hop character and a dry finish. Here is an extract-based recipe for those looking to create a big west-coast IPA without the hassle of an all-grain brewday. Pacific Brewing Co. may no longer be brewing beer, but the legacy of Megalodon lives on.

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Uncommon Common – California Common

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Anchor Brewing Company has always been very generous to homebrewers. This recipe by Jamil Zainasheff makes a beer similar in flavor to Anchor Steam, but a bit bigger in mouthfeel, hops and malt flavors. If you want a beer a bit drier and more like Anchor Steam, eliminate the Munich, Victory and pale chocolate malts.

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dark specialty stout in a stemmed tulip glass

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The Jitters Coffee-Chocolate Stout

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This chocolate coffee stout recipe was created and brewed by BYO’s Dave Green for a special live tasting on National Public Radio’s daily show “On Point” on Friday, October 1, 2010.

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Practically Perfect Peach (Peach Wheat)

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Beer brewed by BYO’s Dave Green, which was tasted live by Brad Ring on National Public Radio’s daily show "On Point" on Friday, October 1, 2010.

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Extract Brew Day: A Pictorial Guide

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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.

Mr. Wizard

Mr. Wizard

Pineapple Brewing

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Know what causes gushers? The Wiz does.

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California Common

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The beer style California Common is typified, but not defined, by Anchor Steam. Learn how to brew a common or uncommon common.