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Sour beer is rising in popularity, but not everyone has the patience or confidence to allow wild airborne yeasts and bugs do the job changing your clean wort to a sour beer. In the last decade several brewing techniques as well as products have allowed brewers to speed up the process while also achieving reliable and repeatable end results with their sour beers. Brew Your Own Magazine’s Technical Editor and Mr. Wizard Columnist Ashton Lewis walks you through the faster ways to get your own homemade sour beer in your glass.
By using the methods of home canning, you can make and store wort for use whenever you want. Home canning is a simple and effective process for preserving starter wort in handy,
SMaSH stands for Single Malt and Single Hop recipe design. SMaSH takes the idea of simplicity in brewing to its logical extreme — by limiting the brewer to one malt, one hop
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