Hop Varieties – Admiral.
Admiral is an excellent mid-season hops variety derived from grandparent Challenger and likely parent, Northdown. Its exact lineage is unclear. Hailing from Wye College, England it was released […]
Admiral is an excellent mid-season hops variety derived from grandparent Challenger and likely parent, Northdown. Its exact lineage is unclear. Hailing from Wye College, England it was released […]
Considered a pillar of the US hops industry, Willamette is one of the most prolifically grown varieties in the US. First selected in Oregon in […]
The result of a cross between Northern Brewer and a Golding-derived male variety, Vojvodina is a hop with mild bittering properties, a woody aroma and notes of […]
Why Honey? So why add honey to your homebrew? Well luckily as homebrewers we are not under the same constraints as commercial craft brewers. We […]
Unlike carbonating beer in bottles, you can carbonate beer that’s in a keg at a much faster rate. Cornelius kegs come in 2 styles, pin-lock […]
The large majority of the homebrewing community has experimented with extract and partial mash brewing at one point or another because of its accessibility. The […]
Every beer geek I know has their own collection of pint glasses sitting at their house. Whether they stole them from bars they’ve visited over […]
The type of a beer is determined by many different things including ingredients, region of origin and brewing method among a variety of others. With so […]
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