This week I take a look at beer color, how it is measured, where it comes from and how color
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Many beer styles rely on a full bodied beer with great head retention, mouthfeel and complex character. Higher body comes
This week I take a look a the major role thiols play in selecting hops for beer brewing, and also
By Charlotte Cowan, editor, The Shout NZ Speight’s New Zealand is marking its 150th anniversary, celebrating the rise of one of the country’s most enduring and recognisable beer brands. From […]
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This week I take a look at some of the many new hop products available to home and professional brewers.
(BITBURG, GERMANY) – Bitburger, one of the largest private and family-owned breweries in Germany, founded more than 200 years ago, is launching new limited-edition soccer-inspired can and four-pack packaging for its Premium Pilsner to celebrate the brand’s official beer partnership with the German men’s national soccer team. Bitburger’s “Soccer Edition 2026” can encapsulates the energy […]
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German pilsner stalwart Bitburger is getting into the match day spirit with a limited-edition ‘Soccer Edition 2026’ can design for its Premium Pilsner, and honestly, it looks like a blast. Timed to the international soccer spotlight hitting North America and backed by the brand’s official partnership with the German men’s national team, these cans are […]
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This week I take a closer look at the new inventory system in BeerSmith 4 which lets you maintain both
This week I take a look at thiol enhancing yeast and its application in brewing fruity IPAs. Thoils and the
For many Eastern European migrants, West Coast beer factories changed their lives for the better.
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Today I present a quick overview of the new mash pH adjustment tools in BeerSmith 4 which is available now
I’m pleased to announce the release of BeerSmith 4 for Windows and Mac as well as a partial release of
This is a “quick guide” for BeerSmith 3 users who are looking to upgrade to BeerSmith 4. It provides an
Today I present some of the major yeast feature changes in BeerSmith 4. BeerSmith 4 is the new desktop version
Today I take a look at just a few of new brewing features in BeerSmith 4. This is part of
Today I present the new cloud mode in BeerSmith 4 as part of my series on new features in the
I’m pleased to announce that the long awaited BeerSmith 4 desktop software release is coming this month! After over 3
This week I cover the major hop thiols and how they can be used to increase the aromatic and fruity
From plant-based brewpubs serving Pliny the Elder to award-winning cask ales and Bavarian biertubes, a 30-mile stretch of San Mateo County along Highway 101 has quietly become the Bay Area's most underrated craft beer destination.
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This is a quick tip that covers an overlooked feature in BeerSmith. You can open tools recipes in a separate
From the hearth-centered practices of the Ainu to the cassava brewing charms of the Makushi, tattooing and fermentation share a profound kinship as technologies of transformation that inscribe identity, honor ancestors, and sustain communities across cultures.
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Hood River, Oregon: 8,000 residents, legendary breweries, and a windsurfing paradise. A 48-hour beer journey through one of craft brewing's best-kept secrets.
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Grand Junction, Colorado, is loaded with natural beauty—canyons, mesas, rivers, and trails. Now, it's a destination for excellent beer, too. And unlike Colorado's Front Range, it's crowd-free.
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I’m pleased to announce that BeerSmith 4 has entered beta testing for both Mac and Windows, and is progressing towards
Canada's Indigenous brewers are navigating a complex legacy—transforming an industry historically weaponized against their communities into a space for sovereignty and cultural pride.
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This week I look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of whirlpool hopping in an effort to better understand
Dubbed Beervana in the 1990s, Portland is still setting the standard for craft beer excellence.
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When brewers and cheesemakers find new ways to collaborate, we all win.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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