
Malted vs Unmalted: Considering the Homebrewing Dilemma
When it comes to beer and what makes up a beer, you have probably heard the word “malt” more often than you hear malted barley, …

When it comes to beer and what makes up a beer, you have probably heard the word “malt” more often than you hear malted barley, …

A beer-drinking buddy of mine recently turned an old beer keg into a smoker and BBQ. All of us thought this was a great idea …

“Tequila, it makes me happy” as the record by Terrorvison once argued, although for me it’s Mexican beer that makes me happy. Mexican beers have …

Sour beers are not just from Belgium, you will also find many sour beers which originate from Germany. Sure, most of our favorite sour beers …

Hamm’s and Pabst Blue Ribbon (or PBR) are two of the oldest beers still brewed in America today. Neither is the oldest though, that honor …

Like many craft beer lovers, with summer rapidly approaching I’ll be looking for a more refreshing style of beer. As a dedicated hop head, my …

For me, there are few things worse than a flat pint of draft beer (it’s just a nasty rumor that we Brits like warm flat …

As a craft beer lover, I think the growler is one of the best innovations ever! When visiting my favorite brewery taproom I always make …

If you have been homebrewing for many years like me, I’m sure you will have suffered the occasional slow or “stuck” fermentation, which can often …

Sugars play a key part in the brewing process and if you are familiar with the basics of fermentation you will know yeasts need sugars …
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