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Make Your Best International Dark Lager

This beer style works just fine on its own for a fall or winter party tap addition, and it also makes a great base for winter-themed spice and fruit beers.

Podcast Episode 8: Neshaminy Creek Head Brewer Jeremy Myers Joins Jamie Bogner (Part 1)

Jamie Bogner sits down with four-time Philly Beer Scene Brewer of the Year Jeremy Myers of Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company.

Four Steps to Better Extract Brewing

Here are some tips to move you forward along the path to better beer.

Finishing Up Your At Home Saké Recipe

Certified Saké Advisor Jeff Cioletti discusses the importance of ABV, and how to filter and finish making saké at home.

Tropical, Not Turbid

Designing an IPA to appeal to a wide range of beer drinkers is hard. Designing one that remains appealing to drinkers ten years later is damn near impossible.

Critic's List: Jordanne Bryant’s Best of 2017

The Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine® social media manager and Georgia native is an unabashed and unapologetic craft-beer fan girl, and her picks for best of the year showcase those Southern roots.

Critic's List: John Holl's Best of 2017

The long-time journalist and the author of the American Craft Beer Cookbook joined the staff of Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine® earlier this year as senior editor. Here, he loosens the bow tie and offers his picks for 2017.

BY: John Holl

Make Your Best Dark Saison

Dark Saison is, well, dark, but it also still features a complex and dry flavor profile, high carbonation, and a penchant for creative ingredient use that we’ve come to expect from artisanal, farmhouse styles.

Critic's List: Josh Weikert's Best of 2017

Josh Weikert is the founder of beer-simple.com, a BJCP Grand Master, and a columnist and regular contributor to Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®. We asked him to go beyond homebrewing and offer some of his favorites from the larger beer world.

Critic's List: John Verive’s Best of 2017

Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®’s Gearhead columnist and the author of the blog Beers of Tomorrow carefully reviewed his notes from the past calendar year to offer up these beer picks, brewery experiences, and more.