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Pale Ale Family
Light in color, this category includes everything from American pale ale, blonde, and cream ale, to Belgian blond and pale ale, to English bitter, mild, and pale ale, to German Kölsch and altbier.
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Market Street’s Vanilla Creme Ale clone
Homebrew rendition of this vanilla-flavored ale from Nashville, Tennessee’s Market Street Pub.
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Brewing Lawnmower Beers: Tips from the Pros
Slake your summer thirst with a lawnmower beer.
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Widmer Brothers Brewing Co.’s Hop Jack Ale clone
A beer that has since been retired, Widmer Brothers did bring this beer back for their 30th Anniversary celebration. Cascade and Centennial
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Old-World Alt
An American brewer flies to Germany to learn how to brew altbier, the traditional top-fermented ale that made Dusseldorf famous. He talked t
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Odell Easy St. Wheat clone
According to Odell’s website, “Living in Colorado, “Easy Street” is more of a state of mind than an actual place. Light in color with re
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Kölsch
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Brew a Pale Ale Using Extract and Specialty Grains
How to steep grains, boil pellet hops, make a starter from liquid yeast and conduct a secondary fermentation.
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Huckleberry Ale
An American-style pale ale, with a healthy heaping of huckleberries.
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Beano Brew!
Use this common tablet to fight flatulence… oh, and to brew your own version of low-carb light beer.
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Alaskan Brewing Co’s Alaskan Amber clone
This beer was first brewed commercially by Douglas City Brewing in the late 1800s and later by Geoff Larson, who in 1986 founded his Alaskan
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Golden Ale
Golden ale is usually an all-malt ale that’s light and dry. It resembles a light lager, with greater bitterness and hop flavor. It’s als
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Belgian Golden