Author: Mark Thomsen

Beer is a popular beverage enjoyed by many around the world. It comes in a variety of styles, each offering its unique flavors and characteristics. Two popular styles of beer […]

As a brewer with years of experience, I have had the pleasure of making, tasting, and analyzing a wide array of beer styles. Among them, brown ales and bitters remain […]

Cold crashing is an essential technique in the brewing process that involves rapidly reducing the temperature of your beer after fermentation. It is not super hard to cold crash beer, […]

Saison beer, also known as farmhouse ales, is a Belgian-style ale that has grown in popularity in recent years. Its origins date back to the 18th century in the French-speaking […]

As an expert brewer, I’ve had the pleasure of experimenting with countless beer styles and brewing techniques. Two styles that can be somewhat confusing, especially for those new to the […]

Keystone beer has long been a staple in the American beer landscape. Known for its affordable price and smooth taste, it has garnered a loyal following among beer enthusiasts and […]

Farmhouse ales are known for their unique, rustic, and often complex flavors, but how long do they last? This is a question that many beer enthusiasts have asked, and it’s […]

As a passionate brewer and beer enthusiast, I often find myself diving into the world of brewing and exploring the differences between various beer styles. One of the most common […]

Gose beer is a unique and historical style of beer, with a distinct tart and salty flavor profile that has been captivating beer lovers for centuries. But where does this […]