Date: September 2004
Alesmith Brewing Company: Alesmith IPA clone
FREEThis well-balanced West Coast IPA is a San Diego classic that is filled with aromas of grapfruit and tangerine, fresh pine, and tropical fruit.
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery: 90-Minute IPA clone
Digital and Plus Members Only90 Minute IPA was the first beer that Dogfish Head brewed using their continuous hopping technique of adding hops throughout the boil. Esquire magazine has called it “perhaps the best IPA in America.”
Old Soldier Ale
Digital and Plus Members OnlyThe name of this beer commemorates the fact that this is being written on the 60th anniversary of D-Day.
Add citrus flavor to beer
FREEYour description reminds me of something in between a malternative and the classic beach side invention of a cold brew garnished with a wedge of lime. I must confess I too like
Dried vs liquid malt extract
Digital and Plus Members OnlyThere is absolutely no reason not to use dried malt extract (DME) exclusively for your recipes, although there are fewer choices in color with dried extracts than there are with liquid extracts. One thing to keep in mind is that special malts are required to provide various colors and flavors. The exclusive use of dried
Build a Hop Transducer
Digital and Plus Members OnlyWhat is this thing that Dogfish Head Brewing has unleashed? Here’s how to build the ultimate serving gadget for hopheads!
Brewing English-Style Bitter: Tips from the Pros
Digital and Plus Members OnlyTwo "ordinary" brewers discuss the best in their bitters.
A Brewer’s Roundtable — The Pros Talk Shop About Hops
Digital and Plus Members OnlyHow can one little cone bring so much happiness? Professional brewers give their thoughts on hops and hoppy beers in our brewers’ roundtable. Pull up a seat and join the discussion.
Practical Approaches to Controlling Bitterness in Homebrews
Digital and Plus Members OnlyYour brewing calculator says your beer will be 45.27 IBUs….but will it? How will you know? What you need to know to make sense of bitterness calculations and hit your target bitterness consistently.
Old Ales
Digital and Plus Members OnlyFrom 19th-Century England to today, a new look at old ales. You’re not Peculier if you want to learn about this style of beer. Plus: two old ale recipes