22 Interesting Facts About Moonshine That You Want to Know
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Moonshine has earned a unique place in American history. More than your standard run-of-the-mill alcoholic drink, it has come to represent American ingenuity, aversion to …
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Proofing Moonshine: 2 Ways To Tell The Proof Of Your Moonshine
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Measuring your moonshine’s proof is one of the most exciting parts of the distillation process. It is when you finally get to discover how strong …
How To Carbonate Cider With Sugar
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There’s nothing more refreshing than a cold glass of cider on a warm evening. It tastes even better when you have brewed it yourself, using …
How To Refill A Keg Yourself
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Nothing says “party” quite like a full keg. Long a staple of rowdy backyard parties, and even longer a critical element to any serious home …
How to Clean a Counterflow Wort Chiller
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When you’re making your own homebrew, there are tons of things that you need to keep clean and sterilized. While most of the time this …
what does a hops plant look like?
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The hops plant, also known as Humulus lupulus, is a versatile and attractive plant. You may have heard the name already. It sounds familiar because …
Priming Sugar Or Carbonation Drops?
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Bottling is one of the most exciting parts of home brewing. It is one of the last stages and the day when your wort starts …
Imperial Stout vs Stout Beers | What’s the difference?
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Renowned for being some of the strongest beers, stouts are complex brews, often appreciated by only the most daring beer enthusiasts. However, there are many …
Can You Make Beer With Bread Yeast?
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All you homebrewers out there know how rewarding it is to craft your very own homebrews. Sitting back and popping open a bottle of your …
Beyond the Pale: Understanding the Belgian Pale Ale
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Note: In the current (2015) BJCP Style Guidelines, Belgian Pale Ale is Style 24B in Category 24 which contains the maltier to balanced, more highly …