Build a Portable Glass Rinser
Clean glasses anywhere with this rinser that utilizes a windshield washer fluid reservoir and pump.
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July/August 2016
It’s easy to spot the wheat beer among the ambers and stouts on any taproom table: just look for the one with the soft, hazy glow in the palest shade of gold.
In this issue
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article49 Down, 1 to Go
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recipeResurgence Brewing Company: Oktoberfest clone
This upstate New York Oktoberfest is a traditional Marzen style beer. It features biscuit, caramel, and toffee notes.
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articleBrewing Hoppy Fruit Beers
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articleHigh-Gravity Fermentations
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So You Want to Go Pro?
Dreaming about taking your homebrewing hobby to the next level? Consider these words of advice first.
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article2016 Label Contest Winners
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article3 Ways to Wheat
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articleChoosing and Using Fittings
Anywhere your wort or beer moves, there’s a fitting involved — barbed fittings, flared fittings, heat-resistant fittings, plastic fittings, stainless fittings, garden hose fittings, brass fittings, sanitary fittings, and pipe fittings. Familiarize yourself with the options available so you can choose the best fittings for the job that also fits your budget.
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articleCzech Amber Lager
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articleStarches in the Mash: Mr. Wizard
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articleOpening a Nanobrewery: Tips from the Pros
Three homebrewers who opened nanobreweries offer their advice on how you, too, can go pro.
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articleToast Ale
A group in London is brewing with bread destined for landfills. Learn to make delicious beer while eliminating food waste.
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