When you’re familiar with the history of a beer and how it’s supposed to taste, understanding when it’s quality or not becomes easier than ever. Maibock beer, for example, is an incredibly popular beer that almost no one knows anything about! But, that’s exactly why HomeBrewing Blog is here to help. Below, we’re discussing everything …
These days, a lot of consumable products have gone gluten free, or have a gluten free version; and for good reason. According to health experts, up to 6% of the world’s population suffer from gluten sensitivity. That may not seem like a large percentage, but when you consider how big Earth’s population is (7.8 billion) …
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If you’re just getting into drinking beer, then you’re probably not familiar with Hefeweizen beer yet. Hefweizen, which is a personal favorite of mine, is a type of German wheat beer that comes from Bavaria, Germany. If you break down the name itself, you’ll understand a bit more about Hefeweizen Beer: Hefe in German means …
American Lager beer, also known as North American Lager, was born out of an original brewing process for another light beer, the Pilsner. Perfect for any event, any time of day, or any season throughout the year, American lagers are a staple in the US and many other locations as far as beers are concerned. …
We all know it but don’t want to admit that The U.S. is known for its light watery mass produced beers. Thankfully over the last twenty years we went from one of the worst beer producing countries in the world to the country that produces more varieties of beer than anywhere else. But it seems …
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Just this past February I mentioned that homebrew was still illegal in Mississippi and Alabama. Well I may have spoken too soon as Mississippi at long last has legalized homebrewing. Mississippi governor Phil Bryant signed Senate Bill 2183 into law March 19, and the bill will take effect July 1st of this year. Local homebrewers …
I’ll start today’s post with a little insight into my brewing life; for the past four years I have been the president of a brewclub called the Second Best Brewers. We’re small, with only about 30 members, but enthusiasm is high, and I couldn’t be happier with the group. We get together and talk shop, …
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Spring is a great time to be an Arizonan. Yes we are already experiencing our spring here in Arizona after our long two weeks of slightly winter like weather. The best part about spring in Arizona, is our Arizona beer week. This is a jam packed week of festivals and events that cater to the craft beer …
I personally like to go out and sample beers from a lot of the craft brewers. I mean let’s face it, they are just home brewers that made good enough beer they could quit their real jobs :). More and more of craft brewers are going to cans because of the longer shelf life. This …
