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Late extract addition is a tool to help you improve the quality and appearance of your homemade beer.
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Late extract addition is a tool to help you improve the quality and appearance of your homemade beer.

At the risk of revealing some of the country’s best-kept secrets, here are some off-the-radar breweries that are worth traveling far and wide for.

When it comes to pumpkin beers, craft brewers have a lot to say.

Although there are many enzymes at work in a typical mash, for the vast majority of beers, only two enzymes require much thought: alpha and beta amylase.

Belgian-style tripel adds depth to this Tuscan-style salad.

Here’s a twist on the classic macaroni and cheese with homemade spaetzle and cheese sauce made with Belgian strong golden ale.

Don’t be afraid to experiment with fruit in your own beer.

With its much wider flavor range than wine, craft beer is quickly being recognized as a potent pairing partner for that other favorite fermented food.

Here are 5 tips for brewing outside.

These are some of the country’s best-kept beer secrets.

Add a bit of flavor to the get-together menu with this creative recipe for beer-infused fondue.

Here are a few Star San dos and don’ts to help you get the most out of everyone’s favorite wonder foam.

Turn a duet into a perfect “brew-et” with these tips on how to select the right craft beer to accompany any dish.

Here are 8 variables that can affect your hops utilization.

Golden Coast Mead’s CEO and Head Mead Maker Frank Golbeck enjoys the opportunity to specialize based off of local honeys.

Barley cooked in IPA adds a nutty, rustic element to this salad with charred broccoli and sweet potato.

Most beer, cider, and mead makers admittedly love gluten, but are excited to recommend some of their favorites without it.

Here’s a great snack to accompany that Oktoberfest (or Mocktoberfest) beer you brewed.

Join Tony Rau from Odell Brewing Company and learn the ins and outs of isolating, storing, and culturing yeast.

Emily Hutto set out on a quest to find out how craft-beer brewers across the country defined “saison.” Here’s what she found.