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What is the best beer magazine out there? Not really about beer brewing, but just beer in general?

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boo boo

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The only one I get is BYO, so I'll go with that one.

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Stile

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+1 on BYO.............

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If you chose not to decide, you still have made a choice.... Neil Peart

SenorWanderer

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i flipped through a copy of beer advocate at a homebrew store a while back. pretty impressive. hard to find on the shelves. not many people know it exists. it's interesting that beeradvocate.com came first, then the print version.

ArcaneXor

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I prefer Zymurgy over BYO. Both are very good though.

If you are not a member of the AHS, you should join today. $38 a year is a fantastic deal for the magazine, pub discounts and supporting a great organization that aims to keep politicians from meddling with our hobby. The pub discounts alone usually make up for the cost of membership.

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As far as general-interest beer magazines go, I haven't found any that seemed worth the purchase price.

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wedge421

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I just picked up a copy of Beer at Borders yesterday. I was very pleasantly surprised. Kind of a mix between say Maxim and BYO. Its really cool what they do though. They focus mainly on US microbreweries and always have a section on homebrewing recipes and techniques. They also always have a multipage article on a particular style of beer. I though it was a really cool read. If you are looking for a homebrew mag go with BYO but if you want a really solid general beer mag go with Beer. Heres the link Beer Magazine - Everything you need for all things beer

rsmith179

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Good call on Beer Magazine. I also picked it up at Borders and was very pleasantly surprised. Most recent issue is of course for St. Patty's Day and had good reviews of commercial beers, a few recipes, and just over all good stuff. I would highly recommend Beer Magazine and BYO of course... BYO is a pretty much a staple in the homebrewing community.

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Grinder12000

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+1 BYO +2 Zymurgy - will look for Beer today. Have never seen Beer Advocate but their website is great but not a home brewing mag

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MagicLarry

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Does anyone like "DRAFT" magazine?

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TheH2

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I've picked up draft magazine in the store a few times and really like it. My wife gave me a gift subscription for Christmas and I'm still waiting for the first one to arrive.