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Written By: Jorge on March 28, 2010 1 Comment

Maybe brewing beer is not as easy as boiling water, but it is pretty close. But really, how hard can it be to add a couple ingredients to water and boil it?… I’d say it’s as easy as boiling water…
Well, if I was to summarize the steps required to brew, I’d say there are 5 [...]

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Written By: Jorge on March 28, 2010 4 Comments

One of the most common questions I get when it comes to home brewing is surprisingly not “how do I crank up the alcohol on my brew?” or “how soon can I drink my beer?”… No… the most common question is where do I even get started???
Well, the answer to this question, really varies greatly depending [...]

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Written By: Jorge on March 28, 2010 No Comment

It’s embarrasing to find out your most pressing questions cold be featured in “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader”… And you couldn’t answer them….
Yes, that’s the joke my mentor told me when I asked him if I’d spoiled my beer… maybe it was the series of questions that kept me up at night for days and [...]

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Written By: Jorge on March 23, 2010 No Comment

It’s nearing the end of the month and I have panic attacks when I go open up my almost empty fridge, which can only mean one thing… It’s time to brew the next batch.
After countless hours of racking my brain trying to come up with a) the style of beer I want to brew [...]

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Written By: Jorge on March 20, 2010 2 Comments

Part of becoming a good brewmaster involves knowing a few terms which will help you better understand recipes and guides that talk about the brewing process. So nab yourself a notepad and pen and jot down the following terms or bookmark this page and come back to it at your leisure…
Adjunct – Unmalted grain used [...]

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