bwookie

Recipes 

I came across a few different beer/homebrewing magazines the other day and was thinking about subscribing to one....does anyone have recommendations on magazines?

stubbornman

Recipes 

In order of my preference:

1. zymurgy
2. BYO
3. beeradvocate

__________________
"The problem is not that there are problems. The problem is expecting otherwise and thinking that having problems is a problem."

hypergolic

Recipes 

I agree with stubbornman, Zymurgy and BYO are the ones I read.

Phunhog

Recipes 

I like Zymurgy because it is free with your AHA membership...which saves me money at the LHBS and breweries. BYO is great too but you can access a lot of the content online for free. Yes.....I am a cheap homebrewer

__________________
Check out my nanobrewery!
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Two-Trees-Brewing-Co/102323289804018

bwookie

Recipes 

Cool thanks I didn't even know about AHA I think that's what I'm gonna do!

asidrane

Recipes 

When you subscribe to the AHA, you also get a copy of John Palmer's book "How to Brew"

bwookie

Recipes 

Ooh that'd be sweet, definitely sounds worth it....and my 2 favorite local brews/food are on the discount list!

osagedr

Recipes 

I like BYO but I bet Zymurgy is good too. I should get an AHA membership.

__________________
2012 Canadian Brewer of the Year

@evilgoatbrewing

DubBrew

Recipes 

I get both BYO and Zymurgy. They are both great. Some content tends to over lap, but they are also good to have on hand for recipes, various builds, and all kinds of other random stuff.

__________________
Kegged: Centennial SMASH, Doppelbock, IPA, Boubon Barrell aged Janet's Brown, Dry Cider
Bottled: RIS, Riesling, Zinfandel
Secondary: Air
Primary: Hoppy American Amber Ale
Next Up: TBD

http://twitter.com/Tom_Ayers
Untappd: DubBrew

lou2row

Recipes 

All About Beer is kinda lame. It has very little for the home brewer. I am not going to continue my subscription, but I will be with BYO and Zymurgy.

__________________