Topic: Homebrew Stories
The Blind Collaboration Brew
FREEOften touted with pride amongst the brewing community is the fact that brewing is both an art and a science – well this veers well into the art territory.
7 Great Group Projects
FREEBeing a part of a homebrew club allows homebrewers to participate in projects that would be difficult by oneself. We searched out seven of our favorite club projects and asked the clubs behind them to share the details.
Inspiration to Brew an Ethiopian T’ej
FREEInspired by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery’s Miles Davis Bitches Brew, one homebrewer learns about an interesting fermentation culture in Ethiopia.
Brew Con London: Facing A Shining Future – Last Call
FREE. . . on a crisp, London-gray, November day, more than 500 amateur brewers headed to a warehouse venue in Bethnal Green for the inaugural Brew Con London.
Pirate Brews In Colorado
FREEPalm trees and coconuts, what else screams Caribbean? How about pineapple, jerk spices, and Scotch bonnet peppers?
Chris’ “Turn”
FREEFew homebrewers have an opportunity like the one I recently enjoyed. A high school friend of mine, Chris Ranson, took a job at Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she does public
Homebrew Rivalry
FREEMy identical twin brother, Jay, and I have been rivals since we were young; from sports to school to girlfriends, and even barbecue’n. There was this one time when we were both
Organized C.H.A.O.S.
FREEA homebrew club in Chicago has created a “maker” space for brewing beer — a dedicated brewhouse.
A Homebrewing Community
FREEHomebrew clubs may not be what you expect — they are all about community and camaraderie, and, sure, talking and tasting beer too.
49 Down, 1 to Go
FREEI started homebrewing in January 2011 and in July 2013 I entered my first homebrew competition. That same month, a near-death experience changed my life forever. I broke 25 bones and collapsed
Couples That Brew Together . . .
FREEJoin in the spectacle of a couple’s brew day
Icelandic Brew
FREEThe history of beer in Iceland is interesting, not least for the effect of the prohibition, that in the case of the beer, was surprisingly long. The prohibition started in Iceland in