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a full guide on dry hopping for new homes and brewers by homebrewers
Dry Hopping: Unlocking Flavor and Aroma in Your Homebrew
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Festbier Recipe
How To Brew Festbier: Prost to Perfection in the Traditions of Munich’s Grand Festival Brew Looking for something different, yet traditional for your next Oktoberfest party? Look no further than to the German Festbier. Even though many think the darker, more malt forward Märzen style is what is served, the Festbier has been the main focus of current Munich Oktoberfest parties.
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A Beginner's Guide to Starting a Home Brewery: Everything to Know
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Inexpensive Homebrewing Must-Have Accessories - 10 under 20$ - BrÜcrafter
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Buffalo Jackson 
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5 TIME-SAVING TOOLS FOR CLEANING & SANITIZING YOUR BREWING EQUIPMENT - Brew with Kits
Learn more about how to save time while cleaning and sanitizing your brewing equipment with these 5 tools. #beerbrewingequipment #homebrewingequipmentideas #youcanbrewit
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Irish Red Ale Recipe
How To Brew Irish Red Ale Irish Red Ale is one beer style that is more popular in America than its motherland. As a result of this style not catching on in Ireland or anywhere else for that matter, there is a very limited history. English bitters seemed to take the rank.
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Burton Ale Recipe
How To Brew Burton Ale: Going for a Burton British Brew with Rich Heritage Burton Ale is a dark and rather sweet strong ale that is named after the town of Burton-on-Trent. Typically these beers are cellared for months prior to serving. It is said that in London, the term Burton ale and Old Ale are used interchangeably. Most beers in the UK at this time were dark in color, Burton ales were no different.
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The Tale of the Real Yule Ales of Yore
From the Viking Age to the first Christmases until today, the ancient Yule customs demand the best food and beer you can provide—and it’s not all for the living. So, what did they brew and pour for the spirits and the dead?
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How To Brew Wheatwine [Full Recipe] Homebrew Academy
How To Brew Wheatwine [Full Recipe] Homebrew Academy
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Recipe: Dublin Castle Ale 1574
Want to take a stab at a 16th century ale brewed with malted oats? This recipe is closely based on the one that historians recently re-created using Dublin Castle records that date to 1574.
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Pre-Prohibition Porter Recipe :: Great Fermentations
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London Brown Ale
Let’s talk London Brown Ales – mild, malty brews perfect for easy drinking. As the name suggests, these originated in London. They have a dark amber to brown color with flavors of biscuit, toffee, nutty malt, and subtle fruitiness. The body is medium-light with restrained carbonation. The hopping is modest, lending earthy and herbal bitterness to balance out the bready malt. ABV ranges from around 3-5%. Well-known examples are Mann’s Brown Ale and Fuller’s London Pride.
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10 Easy Ways to Improve Your Home Brewed Beer - Homebrewing - Home Brewers Blog