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Get Your Brew On: Fall into a Belgian Saison!
The hottest part of the Summer is over, so it’s time to look at a more full-bodied beer for cooler afternoons and evenings. An excellent example of an Autumn brew is the Belgian Saison. It has a sligh...
Get Your Brew On – The Brewer’s Bookshelf and a 269-year-old Surprise
Previously, I covered the equipment needed to start brewing. This month, I’ll share one of the books that have helped me choose equipment, develop methods, and create several recipes that have become ...
Get Your Brew On – Spring Pilsners
Spring is here and it is time to start working lighter beers into your brewing (and drinking) rotation. The porters and other, darker beers you’ve been drinking are great, but they’re not always the b...
Get Your Brew On: A Summer of IPAs
Once the temperature climbs over ninety degrees, it's time to put aside your Spring Lagers for a crisper taste perfect for the warmer climate. There is nothing quite like settling in with a good IPA a...
Get Your Brew On: Honey Porter
Greetings everyone! As mentioned before, one of my favorite home brews is a honey porter that drinks well on its own, but also serves as a great companion to every dish served hot. That includes every...
Get Your Brew On: Five Styles to Brew at Home
As with a love of cooking, one of the interesting aspects of home brewing is trying a new beer style at a bar, pub, or restaurant, then duplicating it at home. Here are five popular styles consumed in...
Get Your Brew On: the Wort, the Yeast, and the Bottles
Last time with Get Your Brew On, I provided all the ingredients and equipment you need to create a tasty beer from scratch. Now, let’s brew!Here are the steps and the timeline for putting it all toget...
Get Your Brew On: Equipment and Ingredients
Welcome back! Last time with Get Your Brew On, we covered getting started with brewing kits and tweaking them with add-ins, such as puréed fresh fruit. Now, we’re going to move up to scratch brewing.T...
Get Your Brew On: Getting Started
Home Brewing starts as a hobby and quickly becomes a way of life. Brewers love talking about their hobby with one difference from many other enthusiasts. We hand out free samples!It’s a hobby that can...
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