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, by Dave Miller (Brewing Techniques) Sanitizing Counterflow Wort Chillers
By Dave Miller (Brewing Techniques) Click here to browse our top-selling counterflow wort chillers! Question: Some time back you discussed the proper care and cleaning...
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, by Dave Miller (Brewing Techniques) Mashing With a Protein Rest
Question: I have two questions for which I can’t get good answers from local homebrew supply stores. I am a new full-mash brewer. I have...
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, by Martin P. Manning (Brewing Techniques) Modifying Sanke Kegs For Use as Brewing Kettles
by Martin P. Manning (Brewing Techniques) Modifying Half-Barrel Kegs for Use as Brewing Vessels A well-modified half-barrel keg should be easy to make, easy to...
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, by Rosannah Hayden (in Brewing Techniques Brewing With Rye
By Rosannah Hayden An ancient grain is making a new name for itself in the small-scale brewing scene. Necessity is not always the mother of...
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, by Martin Lodahl (Brewing Techniques) Lambic: Belgium's Unique Treasure
by Martin Lodahl (Brewing Techniques) Lambic: Belgium’s Unique Treasure But is it really beer?” The first taste of a lambic is almost always a surprise...
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, by Dave Miller (Brewing Techniques) Understanding pH of Beer and Mash pH
By Dave Miller (Brewing Techniques) Checking pH of Beer Have any feedback on this article? We want to hear from you! Click here, to contact...
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, by Dave Miller (Brewing Techniques) Water Hardness
by Dave Miller (Brewing Techniques) Question: After seeing references in various beer publications and books on water analysis, I decided to contact my local officials...
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, by Jim Busch (Brewing Techniques) Mashing 101 For The First Time All-Grain Brewer
By Jim Busch (Brewing Techniques) Mashing Basics for the First-Time All-Grain Home Brewer There is no reason for mashing to be a difficult, scary task....
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, by Olin Schultz Lowest Recorded North American Brew
In 1998 Regan Dillon and Olin Schultz of Beer, Beer & More Beer along with Mike Rose and Mike Cullen set the world record for...
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, by morebeer Beer Kits - Our Personal Breweries Listed Out
Beer Kits The MoreBeer!™ mission is to provide reliable equipment and quality ingredients to make the brewing experience successfuland satisfying. We’ll get you the tools...
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, by The Morebeer Team Three Benefits of Kegging Your Beer
When you start using kegs in your brewery at home there are a lot of tricks and conveniences kegs offer: Lagering & Conditioning: Kegging allows...
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, by Jason Petros Oak's Balancing Act
by Jason Petros (Originally appeared in Zymurgy May/June 2008) Oak has been used in brewing for many years, but recently it has seen a resurgence...
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, by Jonthan Plise Using an Ice Bath to Control Fermentation Temperatures
Jonathan Plise managed our Concord, CA showroom for approximately 9 years. During that time one of the most common questions was “What can I do...
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, by Jonathan Plise Brewing Terminology
A quick reference guide for the Homebrewer By: Jonathan Plise Ale: A top-fermenting yeast strain that is fermented at warmer temperatures ranging from 55-85F depending...
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, by The MoreBeer! Team Fresh Malt Extract = Great Beer!
While there are many important factors that go into successful beer making at home, using fresh malt extract is very close to the top of...