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51.1st Parti-Gyle (www.tedbrews.com)
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52.Roll Out The Barrels! (www.brainardbrewing.com)
I recently moved.
When you move, you really take a good hard look at every single item in your possession. What do you absolutely need? Each item you intend to keep must be painstakingly moved by hand, or at least packed by hand, and then unpacked by h... -
53.Lautering Equipment False Bottom vs Manifold (www.brewersfriend.com)
There are some distinct differences between the these two popular methods of lautering your mash that you will want to consider prior to building your mash tun. As with most brewing equipment or brewing methods, you need to determine which one will pr...
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54.Brewing Sour Beer with Acid (madfermentationist.blogspot.com)
So you wanted to brew a sour beer, you pitched the requisite microbes, waited a year or more for them to do their job, and and when you finally give it a taste it is just mildly tart. Pro-brewers take this opportunity to blend, but what if you don't h...
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55.Brew Day #11 — Bee Sting Ale (www.bathtubbrewery.com)
I’m sure a number of you do not have fond childhood memories of bee stings. In fact, I’m pretty sure most of them are horrifying, or at least they were when you were 5.
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56.Avoiding a Stuck Sparge for All Grain Beer (www.beersmith.com)
A stuck sparge can be a painful experience when brewing all grain beers. New all grain brewers often find their sparge has come to a complete halt when brewing their favorite beer, so this week we look at how to avoid this common home brewing problem.
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57.Stone Imperial Russian Stout (www.corebrewing.com)
Name: Russian Imperial Stout 2009
Brewery: Stone Brewing
Overall Rating: A +
Style: Russian Imperial Stout
Serving Style: 22 oz Bomber Bottel
ABV: 10.5 %
IBU: 90
Price: $ 5.79
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58.My wife got me a few "Hookers" for my birthday (blog.homebrewbeer.net)
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59.Make Beer, Not War: Why Macrobreweries Aren’t Worth Getting Worked Up Over (www.bathtubbrewery.com)
I have a question for you, and I’d like you to answer honestly: How much harm has AB|InBev caused you? No, making you drunk dial your ex-girlfriend does not count.
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60.Chelmsford Pale Ale Brew Day (www.brew-dudes.com)
Just a placeholder for now. We will be updating once we start brewing in a few hours. Photos, video, and text…maybe some telepathy. We’re so web 4.0.
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61.Interview with a Brewer: Dogfish Head (mondaynightbrewery.com)
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few years or stumbled across our website accidentally on your way to the new Bud Light Lime site, you’ve probably heard about Dogfish Head. They’ve been taking the craft beer world b...
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62.Try this Pairing: Tiramisu and I.P.A. (www.brewlounge.com)
Am I crazy or was this one of the best accidental pairings I've ever had or what? Check that, it probably was.Soaked in espresso (and also with some hints of a liqueur, but don't know for sure) and...
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63.Back to the Freakin' Basics!!! (freakbrothershomebrew.blogspot.com)
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64.Brew in a Bag (BIAB) All Grain Beer Brewing (www.beersmith.com)
Brew in a Bag (BIAB) all grain beer brewing is a new method for all grain brewing that originated in Australia. BIAB is an inexpensive way to for homebrewers to transition to all grain or partial mash brewing. Brewers also enjoy brew in a bag methods...
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65.Beer Wars: Brewed in America (Rant) (madfermentationist.blogspot.com)
I realize that this isn’t the sort of topic I usually cover on this blog, so if you couldn’t care less about my thoughts on a movie about the American craft brewing industry which hasn't even come out yet, just skip over this and I’ll be returning with...
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66.Bottling Beer 101 (www.corebrewing.com)
Effe YA!
This weekend I bottled up my IPA and decided that there needed to be a how-to post on bottling beer. Starting out there are some underlying factors that are CRUCIAL in bottling beer. Those factors are: proper cleaning and sanitization.
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67.Brew day: Somethin' Else India Black Ale (chibebrau.blogspot.com)
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68.Reusing Yeast Safely (www.brew-dudes.com)
After fermentation is over its pretty tempting to reuse the cake of all that good yeast you have. I like to reuse US-05 (fermentis) because it really seems to perform extremely well on repitch. It seems to attenuate a little better, flocculate a litt...
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69.Coming up: IPA for Beerfly Alleyfight (chibebrau.blogspot.com)
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70.Reusing Hops (www.brew-dudes.com)
I set up a Google alert a while back to send me links to web pages that are related to homebrewing. There was one link that had a subject of reusing hops. Here’s the link:
http://beeradvocate.com/forum/read/1898207
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71.The Value Of A Homebrewing Club (backyardbrewer.blogspot.com)
The Zymurgeeks homebrew club http://www.zymurgeeks.org/ met at my house a couple of weeks ago and afterwords it got me thinking about the value and importance of brewing clubs and why I think a homebrewer should join their local brew club.
When I fi...
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72.Coors brewery tour (www.brewersfriend.com)
My wife and I took vacation recently in Colorado, specifically Fort Collins and Boulder which is about a hour north/north-west of Denver by car. There are several breweries that give tours in that area. One of them happens to be the largest single si...
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73.The Return of Abbey Wiezen (homebrewer2005.blogspot.com)
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74.Keeping The Wife Happy (backyardbrewer.blogspot.com)
The author respond to the previous post, with a homebrewers perspective.
Over the years I have stumbled across some important lessons about brewing beer at home and not all of them have been about the brewing processes. Some lessons have come in the f...
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75.Life With A Homebrewer (backyardbrewer.blogspot.com)
This is a guest post by my wife on being married to a homebrewer and what that's like. You can read her blog at http://www.artpilgrim3.blogspot.com/
by Susan DorfWhen I first came home to what looked to be some one's dirty underwear soaking in my b...
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