Writer: Sal Emma
Reinheitsgebot: Behind the German Beer Purity Law
The Reinheitsgebot is more than an ad slogan. It’s a historical document that says a lot about the development of German-style brewing.
Take Control with Partial Mashing
If you are looking for a sure-fire way to make great homebrew without the commitment of a full mash, consider the benefits of partial mashing. For a modest investment of time and
A Taste of the Pro’s Life
Many a homebrewer has dreamed of making beer for a living, but Cohen says, “Eighty percent of the job is cleaning. Maybe more…
Just Fine!
If you have a batch of beer that just won’t clear, all is not lost. Use one of these fining agents.
Brewing for Special Occasions
Toasting a special occasion with an adult beverage of your choice is a time-honored tradition. Homebrewers, of course, have the advantage of toasting their special events with really special beverages — homemade
Sierra Nevada Brewmaster
Steve Dresler just may have the perfect job as brewmaster of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. in Chico, Calif.
Lambic: Brewing with Bacteria
Homebrewer Wanted: Must be willing to risk contamination of entire brewery with strange and exotic microbes from faraway lands. Must be willing to wait many years to see if the
Build a Beer Engine
A group of beer aficionados and their significant others gathered recently to test drive the sleek design of the newly released Fogarty Homebrew Home-Built Beer Engine for the 1997 model year.
Enjoy the Real Thing: Cask-Conditioned Ale
Homebrewers are the luckiest people. They get to make their own beer however they want it — and store it and serve it however they want it, too. If you are a
Start Your Own Brewery
Three industry insiders offer advice on opening and running a successful microbrewery or brewpub.