English Brown Ale is a style of beer with origins in England, known for its distinctive malt flavors and a range of appealing characteristics. This hearty brew has evolved over time, resulting in a variety of sub-styles and flavor profiles that showcase the diverse range of ingredients and brewing techniques employed by brewers in different …
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Dortmunder Export, a pale lager with a rich history, hails from Dortmund, Germany, where it was first brewed by Dortmunder Union in 1873. Influenced by the Pilsner lager brewed in Pilsen, Dortmunder Export possesses a soft texture that has earned it a distinguished place among beer enthusiasts. Known for its balance, this lager embodies medium …
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Scottish Ales have been a cherished tradition in Scotland’s brewing history, known for their full-bodied flavor and distinct maltiness. These ales are less hoppy than their counterparts, with unique brewing methods setting them apart. A well-prepared Scottish Ale recipe aims to create a satisfying beer that embodies authentic Scotch character, derived from precise temperature control …
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Sometimes, you just want to make your own beer. While it can be nice to rely on a brewery to give you the beer you want, it can be much easier for you to just brew some for yourself. This way, you know exactly what is in it, how it’s made, and you can adjust …
There’s only one thing that’s better than a crisp, cold Maibock: a crip, cold Maibock beer you’ve brewed yourself. Brewing beer at home doesn’t have to be a difficult experience, either. When you’re prepared with high-quality brewing equipment and a yummy recipe, making your own beer is easier than you’d ever imagine. Today, we’re talking …
Full of flavor and full of history, Doppelbock beers are some of the richest, smoothest out there. Unfortunately, it isn’t always easy to find a good Doppelbock brew at your local brewery or even at your closest wine and liquor shop. But, that’s why we’re here. Below, you can find four doppelbock beer recipes that …
Berliner Weisse is one beer that we just can’t get enough of. It’s refreshing, crisp flavors are tough to achieve in any other type of beer, and its flavors pair so wonderfully with fruits of all kinds. But, sometimes, it can be difficult to find this kind of beer at your local bar or even …
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American lager is a pale lager-style beer that’s generally lighter and has fewer calories than other beers. When you are looking for something reliable and easy to drink, you really can’t go wrong with an American lager. We’ve rounded up 5 of our favorite American Lager recipes so you can start brewing and enjoying this …
The humble beginnings of home brewing involved malt extract that was usually pre-hopped and a dry package of yeast (often bread yeast). As you can imagine, the resulting brews were pretty uninspiring. I don’t imagine too many friends and family were fighting over the end product. Today, many home brews are as complex and delicious …
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This is a beer I have brewed once and it’s pretty dang good. This porter is rich, dark and creamy if brewed right. It’s not a terribly high gravity beer so it’s a good drinker and isn’t so heavy that it will turn away your squeamish friends. Here are the stats: OG: 1.062 FG: 1.015 …
