Books About Beer?

[wolverine_slayer13]

WHAT ARE THE BEST BOOKS ABOUT BEER?:rockin:

 

[ArcaneXor]

Why are you yelling at me?

How to Brew by John Palmer
Designing Great Beers by Ray Daniels
Brewing Classic Styles by John Palmer and Jamil Zainasheff
Radical Brewing by Randy Mosher

 

[histo320]

Why are you yelling at me?

How to Brew by John Palmer
Designing Great Beers by Ray Daniels
Brewing Classic Styles by John Palmer and Jamil Zainasheff
Radical Brewing by Randy Mosher

+1

How to Brew is great for beginners. Doesn't use a bunch of brewing lingo.

 

[Ernie3]

+1 John Palmers, How to Brew!
It's the only one I have so far but I do like it:rockin:

 

[sullivantry]

CHECK OUT EBAY ITEM # 120351385327- 7 BOOKS ABOUT BEER (HISTORY, GUIDES, MAKING BEER, ETC.)

Beer Companion by Stephen Snyder (1996) $21.00 LIST PRICE

Microbrews: A Guide to America's Best New Beers and Breweries

Making Beer by William Mares (1994) $16.00 LIST PRICE

Beer by Gregg Smith (1995) $11.00 LIST PRICE

The Beer Lover's Guide to the USA by Daria Labinsky, Stan Hieronymus (2000) $14.95 LIST PRICE

The Beer Lover's Rating Guide by Robert Klein (1995) $9.95 LIST PRICE
All about Beer by John H. Porter (1975)

HURRY ENDS SUN. DEC 21 9:41 ET , 6:41 PT

 

[alpo]

The only one I have is How to Brew. I have had great results thus far, for what it's worth. I am only on my 5th batch, but it seems to be appropriate for my skill level.

 

[McKBrew]

Are you looking for brewing books or books about different beers?

 

[injendsm]

+1 John Palmers, How to Brew!
It's the only one I have so far but I do like it:rockin:

x2. I've always been one to believe that you don't truly understand something unless you can explain it to someone and have it make sense to them; Palmer's book has allowed me to do that and I've only read 5 chapters.