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  • How Many Calories Are In 16 Oz Of IPA?

    There are approximately 350 calories in a 16 oz serving of IPA. This number can vary depending on the specific IPA and its alcohol content. In this article, we’ll dive into the factors that influence the calorie count in IPAs, how to calculate the calories in your homebrew, and how to enjoy your favorite IPAs…

  • Is Beer Distilled?

    Is Beer Distilled?

    No, beer is not distilled. Beer is a fermented alcoholic beverage made from grain, water, hops, and yeast. Introduction In the world of alcoholic beverages, there can sometimes be confusion over the differences between types of drinks, particularly when it comes to beer and distilled spirits. As an experienced home brewer, I’ve often been asked…

  • Will Cans Of Beer Explode On a Plane?

    Will Cans Of Beer Explode On a Plane?

    As an avid home brewer and beer enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for new and exciting brews to try, especially when I’m traveling. I’ve had my fair share of experiences with transporting beer in my checked luggage, and I can assure you that it’s definitely possible to do it safely without any explosive incidents.…

  • How To Ferment Beer With Wild Yeast?

    How To Ferment Beer With Wild Yeast?

    Fermenting beer with wild yeast is a rewarding and enjoyable process that can yield unique and delicious results. To ferment beer with wild yeast, you will need to capture wild yeast from the environment, cultivate it, and use it to ferment your wort. In this blog post, I will provide a thorough overview of this…

  • What Are Some Beers With High Yeast Content?

    What Are Some Beers With High Yeast Content?

    Beers with high yeast content are typically unfiltered and unpasteurized, allowing for a richer and more complex flavor profile. Some examples of these beers include Hefeweizens, Witbiers, and Belgian-style ales, among others. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of yeast in the brewing process, delve into different styles of high-yeast-content beers, and discuss…

  • Is Shiner Bock A Dark Or A Light Beer?

    Is Shiner Bock A Dark Or A Light Beer?

    Is Shiner Bock a dark or a light beer? This question has been a subject of debate among beer enthusiasts for years. Some argue that it falls into the dark beer category due to its rich, amber color, while others insist it’s a light beer because of its mild flavor and easy-drinking nature. In this…

  • Which Country Makes the Best Cider? (Explained!)

    Which Country Makes the Best Cider? (Explained!)

    If you’re a cider lover, then you’ll know that there are many different types, styles, and flavors of cider available worldwide. But when it comes down to the best cider, which country comes out on top? With so many different producing regions and unique regional characteristics, it can be difficult to decide. From the light…

  • Salted Beer (Is It A Thing?)

    Salted Beer (Is It A Thing?)

    Salted beer – is it a thing? Yes, it is! Salted beer, also known as Gose, is a traditional German beer style that has been around for centuries. It’s a sour, slightly salty, and spiced beer, which has gained popularity in recent years due to the growing interest in sour and unique craft beers. In…

  • Should I Cold Crash A Hazy IPA?

    Should I Cold Crash A Hazy IPA?

    What is cold crashing? Cold crashing is the process of rapidly reducing the temperature of your beer after fermentation, typically to around 32-40°F (0-4°C). This rapid cooling encourages yeast and other particles in suspension to flocculate (clump together) and settle to the bottom of the fermenter, resulting in a clearer beer. Cold crashing is a…

  • Is Champagne Distilled?

    Is Champagne Distilled?

    No, champagne is not distilled. Champagne is a type of sparkling wine that undergoes a unique fermentation process, which gives it its distinctive effervescence. However, you may be curious if it’s possible to distill champagne or if it has any relation to distilled spirits. In this blog post, we will dive into the world of…