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A Practical Guide for Late Summer and Early Fall Harvests As the late-summer harvest arrives, many home winemakers look beyond grapes to apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, and berries. While the … Read More

Alright, brewers—let's talk oxygenation. Sure, you know yeast needs oxygen to thrive, but here’s the thing: oxygenating your wort at the right time is key to setting your beer up for succe … Read More

As we prepare to gather around the grill and crack open celebratory brews this July 4th, let’s raise a glass to an often-overlooked facet of American history: Thomas Jefferson’s pioneering … Read More

The time right after the boil is one of the most critical moments in brewing, and it's often either overlooked or undervalued. Cooling your wort quickly isn’t just about making things easier; it … Read More

Adding hops late in the boil—or at flame‑out, whirlpool, or even during fermentation—does far more than preserve aroma; it plays a crucial role in shaping your beer’s bitterness char … Read More