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  Brewing With Russian River

  Russian River Brewing Co.’s beers have been some of the most sought-after from the time Vinnie Cilurzo was brewing them in their downtown

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  Russian River Brewing Co.’s Blind Pig IPA Clone

  “My first version of Blind Pig IPA was in 1994 at my very first brewery, Blind Pig Brewing Company, which was located in Temecula, Califor

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  Russian River Brewing Co.’s Pliny the Elder Clone

  We first made Pliny the Elder in 1999, initially for a Double IPA festival at The Bistro in beautiful downtown Hayward, California. Previous

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  Russian River Brewing Co.’s STS Pils Clone

  Because STS is dry hopped using European-type hops, it would technically be classified as an Italian-style Pilsner. However, if you read the

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  Russian River Brewing Co.’s Happy Hops Clone

  As hazy IPAs were gaining popularity, and before Russian River had brewed Mind Circus, our hazy IPA, I wanted to see if I could brew a beer

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  Russian River Brewing Co.’s Consecration Clone

  Consecration is a dark ale that is initially fermented with Belgian Abbey Ale yeast. After the beer is done fermenting and all the primary y

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  Thiol Boosting with Grape Skins

  Released a couple of years ago, Phantasm powder is a revolutionary product made from thiol-rich Sauvignon Blanc grape skins. Learn how to ge

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  Imperiale Beer Project’s Me or The Grapes Clone

  A hazy IPA with New Zealand hops, thiol-boosting yeast, Phantasm powder, and Sauvignon Blanc.

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  Trillium Brewing Co.’s Dialed-Out Clone

  A hazy IPA with New Zealand hops, thiol-boosting yeast, Phantasm powder, and Sauvignon Blanc.

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  Hop Water

  Hop water is the perfect beverage for those times where you can’t drink alcohol but still need your hop fix. Learn the secrets to brewing

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  Hop Water Recipe

  A refreshing hop water that uses brewing yeast to maximizes flavors through the process of biotransformation.

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  Yes, Homebrewers Can

  Cans have become the packaging of choice for craft brewers over the past decade. More recently they have gained popularity among homebrewers