Suggested reading

As I have a few brews under my belt Id like to do some more reading. What are suggested Magazines to subscribe to for Brewing?

Maxum, Rolling Stone, Playboy, and Hustler.

Join the AHA. A subscription to Zymurgy comes with the membership. Brew Your Own is also a good one.

+1 to Zymurgy, BYO, Playboy and Hustler. Another good one to help explore beer styles and keep up with the industry would be Draft, Beer Connoseur and/or All About Beer.

+1 to zymurgy.
-1 to playboy and hustler. you can look at that stuff for free on the interwebs without having to pay for a subscription. and its generally MUCH better, not to mention ACTION PACKED on the webs.:rockin::rockin::rockin:

I really don't like magazines. This forum, the textbooks, and maybe a sympathetic ear at my LHBS. Get a subscription to all the worlds beers, educate your pallet.

I really like Draft for commercial happenings and whatnot. BYO and Zymurgy are good homebrew selections. All About Beer is decent as well

Cool Thanks. Already get the Maxim, PB etc. LOL

If you're looking to tackle a book...if you haven't read "Yeast" yet, you should. Very informative and well written.

Designing Great Beers and Brewing Classic Styles are two great books...

I have both Zymurgy and BYO. They are fine, but most of what I read in there I already know from this site. Of course it's always fun to get in the mailbox. Draft is nice when I can find it, but unless it's an impulse buy, I probalby wouldn't spend the extra $$ on it. Great photos in there though.

I like Randy Mosher's Tasting Beer. Good read and informative. not so much abotu brewing as just enjoying beer more. Designing Great Beers is pretty good and describes styles and shows past AHA winners recipes.

howtobrew.com and the book to go with it is my first choice for Homebrewing book. Complete Joy of Homebrewing and Homebrewing for Dummies (yes, it's actually a very good book!) are a close second.

Have not had a chance to read YEAST yet, but it's on my list. And there are a few books on more specific styles such as Belgian beers (Brew Like a Monk) and even Wheat beer, Brewing with Wheat. Probably lots more.

All the books I've ever bought have been worth the price of admission.