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Brü It Yourself | Jantarová Cesta 12°
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Author: Marshall Schott I’ve been a lager lover from the beginning of my homebrewing journey, though given the paucity of options stateside, my ...

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Introducing The Hop Calculus: A Proprietary Calculator Built From Real Brewing Data + Other BrüTools
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Author: Marshall Schott Anyone who’s been reading and listening to Brülosophy for any length of time knows that we’re obsessed with data. Every ...

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Glycol Chiller for Homebrewing: Setup & Maintenance
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Image Credit: Pexels/William Warby Author: Brett Cortelletti Temperature can derail an otherwise carefully made homebrewed batch of beer. Even when ...

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Semi-Blind Within-Subject exBEERiment | Water Chemistry: Impact Post-Fermentation Calcium Chloride Addition Has On An American Pale Ale
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Author: Marshall Schott Water chemistry is often one of the last things brewers think about, with many buying into the age-old trope, “if it’s good ...

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Short & Shoddy | Cold IPA
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Author: Jordan Folks Over the last few decades, the love of hoppy IPA has grown substantially, which has led to the development of several offshoot ...

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Brü It Yourself | Smiling Sky Summer Pale Ale
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Author: Marshall Schott I’ve mentioned my buddy, Chris Padalinski, several times over the years, but I’ve not really said much about the role he ...

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exBEERiment | Impact Fining With Gelatin Has On A Bottle Conditioned Saison
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Author: Jordan Folks With rare exception, clarity tends to be viewed as a positive in beer, a sign that a brewer employs certain methods to ensure ...

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Short & Shoddy | Czech Pale Lager
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Author: Jordan Folks Brewers and beer lovers are often asked what their desert island beer is, the style they would choose if they could only drink ...

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exBEERiment | Impact Of A Single Decoction Mash When Using Under-Modified Malt In A Czech Pale Lager
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Author: Jordan Folks Beer production begins with creating wort through the mashing process, during which endemic enzymes are activated that convert ...

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exBEERiment | Hop Stand Temperature: 150°F/66°C vs. 200°F/93°C In An American IPA
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Author: Martin Keen While offering consumers an option with a bit higher strength and flavor, American IPA is most known for packing a hoppy punch, ...

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