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German brewers have traditionally lowered their mash pH by souring a small portion of wort, called sauergut, and adding it to the mash. Le
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A group of American homebrewers recently had the opportunity to judge beers made by 20 South African homebrewers using South African hops, w
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Two pro brewers share their firsthand experience using unique grains, including sorghum, amaranth, and black rice.
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Does your wort require yeast nutrients to help the yeast fully ferment it? Learn what factors impact wort nutrient levels, and what yeast nu