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Well, it looks like the people have spoken and the White House has responded.
Just a short time ago, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney agreed to release President Obama’s beer recipes for his famous White House brew if enough Americans signed an on- line petition. The response was strong and the recipes have now (more…)
Once the mashing process has been completed, it is time to sparge the mash. Sparging has a sophisticated sound to it, but it is actually nothing more than rinsing the mash mixture with hot water. This step is important because it extracts the sugars from the grain and creates wort- the pre- fermentation mixture that will eventually become beer.
Don’t dream about taking that next step in homebrewing to making your brew completely from grain . . . find out how easy the mashing process in homebrewing can be.
Okay, so you have produced a few batches of homemade beer using standard brewing kits purchased at your local brewing supply shop. You made a few mistakes along the way, but you considered them learning experiences. You now want to graduate to the next level and advance your homebrewing skills. What is next in the homebrewing scheme?
