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Podcast Episode 30: Perennial's Phil Wymore: What Goes into Abraxas?

Brewery founder Phil Wymore sits down with John Holl to discuss innovation, creativity, and how the brewing industry continues to evolve and innovate.

BY: John Holl

To The Moms Who Craft Us - GrowlerWerks - #uKegMom

GrowlerWerks offers a toast to the mothers of the world and the influence they've had on us. Sponsored by GrowlerWerks.

Tip of the Week: Picking the Right Malt for Your Hazy Pale Ales

WeldWerks Brewing Cofounder/Brewmaster Neil Fisher talks about the right kinds of malt for making a Hazy Pale Ale.

Great Beer Bars in Belgium, New Jersey, and Connecticut

Here are the three beer bars that we explored in the “Love Handles” department in Issue 24 of Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®.

Video Tip: Using a Cornelius Keg for Cask Ale

Paul Odell explains how to use a cornelius keg to serve homebrewed cask ale.

Breakout Brewers: KettleHouse Brewing Co.

Brewing world-class beer in paradise has always been the mission of Missoula, Montana’s Kettlehouse Brewing. Now, it finally has the space to allow its brewers to stretch their legs.

Make Your Best Doppelsticke Altbier

Doppelsticke, as its name implies, is a "doubled" version of the Sticke, making it something akin to a German Barleywine.

Podcast Episode 29: Monkish Founders: The Techniques Behind Their IPAs

Our guests on this episode are Adriana and Henry Nguyen of Monkish Brewing in Torrance, California. Here, they discuss the patience and technique behind their IPA process (disproving any argument that hazy IPAs are rushed), and much more.

The Fusing of Beer and Marijuana (aromas mostly) is Having a Moment

With the national conversation happening on the legalization of marijuana there are beer makers laying the ground work for the day when the two products can be fully fused together.

BY: John Holl

Ask The Experts: Steeping Dark Grains For Your Beer

Homebrew expert Brad Smith, author of the Beersmith homebrewing software and the voice behind the Beersmith podcast, answers a question on steeping dark grains.