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From flooded kegerators to midnight wet vac rentals, anyone who kegs his/her homebrew has probably encountered a leak at some point.

With a focus on spontaneously fermented beer, Mystic Brewery Founder Bryan Greenhagen embraces the risk and reward of wild yeast to create distinctly American beer.

This feature in the Beer for Breakfast series was inspired by Easter brunch.

The enemies of grain malts are many, and your goal is to eliminate or reduce these adversaries to acceptable levels.

Wild ales are becoming more popular and now homebrewers can join the fun.

Refractometers are fairly simple devices, but take some time to check out the features so you know what you’re getting.

Beer adds new depth and intriguing flavors to this familiar recipe.

Taking beer back to its historical roots

These bars still maintain the vibes of a neighborhood dive: just a comfortable, unpretentious, and straightforward bar that also serves really good craft beer.

Try these tasty IPA-infused pork belly skewers at your next get-together.

San Diego’s all-encompassing craft-beer culture continues to support and incubate a growing number of younger breweries.

Don’t snub your nose at malt extract. It is an indispensable ingredient for homebrewers of all kinds.

Yes, Bloody Marys are the classic beverage of choice next to a hearty brunch of Eggs Benedict, but I’m here to make a case for a much more adventurous pairing: German Berliner Weisse.

Make this tangy lemony cake with the freshest, hoppiest imperial IPA you can find.

Getting started with cider is easier than you think.

A balanced draft system is crucial to pouring foam-free beer.

Skip the green beer and leprachauns. Irish red ale is a surefire crowd pleaser and among the easiest beers to brew.

A shaving of ricotta salata garnishes these meatballs served in an amber-infused tomato broth.

From heating strike water and mashing in to cooling wort and maintaining fermentation, good beer requires good temperature measurement.

The advantages of kegging are many.