I feel awkward having this conversation. I don't want to glass-shame you. (Yeah, that's a thing.) But the truth is …
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Does Your Homebrew Deserve a Spiegelau IPA Glass?
Quite frankly, most beer does not warrant such quality as a Spiegelau IPA glass. Most beer drinkers are happy to gulp …
These are the best beer brewing books for every stage of your homebrewing journey
Do you want to brew consistently good beer? You need some books, not more equipment. And to help you out, here’s a list …
These are the best beer brewing books for every stage of your homebrewing journeyRead More
Hoegaarden Grand Cru Recipe (Clone)
During the summer, I had a taste for Witbiers, and read about Hoegaarden Grand Cru, a more alcoholic (8.5% ABV) Belgian …
A Hoppy All-Grain American IPA Recipe
A hoppy American IPA recipe for you, since, let's face it, this is one of the most popular styles. It's all-grain, and I …
Why Brew Your Own Beer? (6 Compelling Reasons)
Do you have harrowing memories of drinking your Uni mate's frankly terrifying homebrew? Then okay, you're excused for …
BUSTED – 9 Pernicious Homebrewing Myths
Some of the rules you've been told may be homebrewing myths. Or if not exactly myths, they may be less important than …
Belgian Witbier #2 – Brew Day 23rd July 2020
I'm having a go with another Belgian Witbier. This time I'm reducing the grain bill, and excluding honey from the …
Belgian Witbier – Brew Day 17th July 2020
Today, I'm brewing a (strong) Belgian Witbier. So, one of the best things that we can do as home-brewers to improve …
English Best Bitter – Brew Day 11th July 2020
So, I'm documenting all my brew days, to help me monitor my progress as a homebrewer, and also so you can learn from my …
My Tried-and-Tested All-Grain Oatmeal Stout Recipe
Stout and porters are some of my favourite beer styles. My first brushes with drinking were with Guinness, and although …
Dry Irish Stout – Brew day 1st July 2020
The first beer I learned to love was Guinness, clearly the most famous version of a Dry Irish Stout. Back in around …
