Need a recommendation for a good beginner home brewing magazine. Beginner is the key word here. Something educational but something fun too. SWMBO is commenting on how it's taking me forever to read John Palmer's "How to Brew". I won't admit that I re-read chapters over and over for pleasure. Also she thinks I'm on facebook all day too. Too funny.
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join the AHA, membership comes with a subscription to Zymurgy, great mag. i also like BYO a lot and pick up each new issue at the LHBS when they come out.
+1 to Revvy. I'm more of a fan of BYO than Zymurgy. BYO is more helpful to the homebrewer wheras Zymurgy caters a lot to the industry/brewing brotherhood.
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BYO for me! Brew Your On - BTW
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Grinder12000 said:
Both are great...
Give Beer magazine a shot too... WWW.thebeermag.com
They review beers and really stay updated on the craft community...
But they have little if any homebrewing information in it, right? The Op's looking for a homebrewing mag.
For beginner info, listen to some of the Basic Brewing Radio podcasts. SOme are more advanced but many are basic. You can learn a lot from them. I know you asked for readin material... just saying, this stuff is good.
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I can't recommend BYO enough. They have a beginner's column in every issue that covers a topic in a way a new homebrewer can understand and learn from. The style profile in each issue would be a great introduction to the various styles out there.
Zymurgy is good, too. But I think the regular features in BYO make it a bit more accessible for someone just starting out.
The Basic Brewing Radio podcasts are wonderful as well.
Zymurgy is good, too. But I think the regular features in BYO make it a bit more accessible for someone just starting out.
The Basic Brewing Radio podcasts are wonderful as well.
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