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Did you know that the first Saturday in May is National Homebrew Day?  The Brewer’s Association coordinates an event called the Big Brew.  Basically, it is a day to introduce the hobby of homebrewing to all of your non-brewing friends.  Keep reading for more details and find a way to participate in the Big Brew [...]

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Writing is so boring. Clicking away at the keyboard, trying to be witty, it all smacks of effort, and to be honest, I really am lazy. So to tell you more about German Beer Day, I letting a little media outlet called the BBC do the heavy lifting. Click through for some [...]

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Well, Earth Day is here. Today is a day when we can look at our actions and how they affect the Earth, and hopefully minimize those effects. I thought, what better way to help than to shed some light on the ways we as homebrewers can do some good and minimize our [...]

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We have a global economy, most of the products you buy have links to various places around the world. Maybe the plastic was produced in China, the product assembled in Central America, the company who sells the item could be European, and we buy it at a store here in the United States. [...]

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Here is the score from the final matchup in the 2007/2008 Beer Bracket. 

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Here is another update on the Beer Bracket Scores. (51 is a perfect score)

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Here is another update on the Beer Bracket Scores. (51 is a perfect score)

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Here is another update on the Beer Bracket Scores. (51 is a perfect score)

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Here is another update on the Beer Bracket Scores. (51 is a perfect score)

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Firkin Sweet!

Yes, I know, it’s a bad pun, but I couldn’t help myself.  What, you don’t get it?  A Firkin is a traditional wooden cask equal to a quarter barrel.  So what?  Beer served from a firkin is naturally carbonated without added CO2 or Nitrogen.  Brits refer to these kinds of beers as real ale.  Are [...]

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