Author: Mark Thomsen

  • How Long Does A Stout Take To Ferment?

    How Long Does A Stout Take To Ferment?

    How long does a stout take to ferment? The fermentation process for a stout can vary depending on various factors such as the specific recipe, yeast strain, and fermentation temperature. […]

  • How Long To Condition Barley Wine?

    How Long To Condition Barley Wine?

    Barley wine is a strong, robust, and complex beer style that has been enjoyed for centuries. One of the most important aspects of brewing a successful barley wine is the […]

  • Can I Use Champagne Yeast For Beer?

    Can I Use Champagne Yeast For Beer?

    Welcome fellow brewers to yet another exploration into the wonderful world of brewing. Today, we’re tackling an increasingly common question: Can I use champagne yeast for beer? The short answer […]

  • How Many Beers Are In A Case?

    How Many Beers Are In A Case?

    For many beer enthusiasts, the love for the brew doesn’t stop at simply enjoying a cold pint at the end of a long day. It extends to understanding the intricacies […]

  • How To Brew Beer With Coffee?

    How To Brew Beer With Coffee?

    As a brewer that likes to experiment a lot, I’ve spent countless hours brewing with interesting new ingredients to create unique flavors. One of my most rewarding experiments has been […]

  • How Many Carbs In A Sour Beer?

    How Many Carbs In A Sour Beer?

    In a typical sour beer, you can expect to find around 7-25 grams of carbs per 12-ounce serving and somewhat higher for fruit sours (where fruit juice is added). However, […]

  • Are Barleywines Carbonated?

    Are Barleywines Carbonated?

    Yes, barleywines are carbonated but the level of carbonation may vary depending on the brewer’s preference, style, and methods. On average, Barleywines have carbonation levels ranging from 1.5 to 2.3 […]

  • How Much Amylase To Use In Brewing?

    How Much Amylase To Use In Brewing?

    Hello fellow brewing enthusiasts! Today, I’ll be sharing my experience and knowledge on a topic that may seem a bit technical but is actually quite fundamental to the brewing process: […]