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Archive for July 30th, 2007

You Can Make Your Own Beer At Home

You Can Make Your Own Beer At Home
by Tim Tanis
It can be a family project or just a new hobby for yourself. Many people do not understand why some make their own beer. They wonder why they want the big mess and all the clutter of creating their own brew.It really is not all that. […]

Homebrew Experimentation - Back to Basics

Homebrew Experimentation - Back to Basics
by Drew Vics
I started brewing my own beers back in the late 90’s. A friend of mine had been brewing successfully for about 10 years and had offered to show me the ropes. I eagerly accepted.
At that time he had already had a sufficient grasp of the process, so my […]

Brewing Beer

Brewing Beer
by Gary DeWitt
Brewing beer at home requires 4 basic ingredients. They are malt, hops, yeast, and water. Yet brewing beer is almost as much of an art as a science. The malt for brewing beer is the grain. The hops you use for brewing beer adds bitterness. The water makes it work. The yeast […]

Beer - Tasting Parties

Beer - Tasting Parties
by Michael Russell
Let me start out by saying that nobody should host a bear tasting party unless all the participants are over age and there is a designated driver for each person. That way you are assured of nobody getting arrested for underage drinking or driving under the influence. Having said that, […]

Beer - More Things You Can Learn

Beer - More Things You Can Learn
by Michael Russell
In a previous article we started a discussion of some of the things you can learn about beer. We covered some of the basics. But beer goes way beyond basics. Maybe that’s why over 100,000 people each month do Internet search engine lookups on beer. Ready for […]

Beer - How to Make it Yourself

Beer - How to Make it Yourself
by Michael Russell
Home brewing is a big industry in Europe and elsewhere, but it seems that it is just in huge demand in England. There people began to brew their own wine and beer pretty early on, until it turned into a boom in the early eighties. Everybody jumped […]

Beer - Barley, Hops And A Lot Of Luck

Beer - Barley, Hops And A Lot Of Luck
by Michael Russell
It’s almost become the first choice for a lot of people, when the purpose is to quench their thirst. Many businesses have been built while using this product as their ultimate selling point. People gather every day to share a laugh, to share a smile […]

Beer - A Brief History

Beer - A Brief History
by Michael Kyle
Who doesn’t love an ice cold beer on a sunny day or after a hard days work? Many of us do but what is it that makes beer so great? Well, we could spend years talking about the virtues of beer and trying to categorize them all, but instead […]

A Beginners Guide to Choosing Wine

A Beginners Guide to Choosing Wine
by Craig Dawber
Wine can be a complicated topic. Some people have no idea about wine. Knowing the different types of wine will help you to make a more educated choice the next time you are out buying a bottle.
Wines from the United States are named first for the type of […]

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