Good Beer Reading Online?

[ryser2k]

Some days I fall into a rut at work and need a distraction. Lately I've been distracting myself with some articles on beer and homebrewing. I picked through all of this month's BYO articles online, and then read some interviews with PA brewers like Troegs and Victory on Lew Bryson's website.

Now I'm out of stuff to read... can anybody recommend something for me before I start reading old threads in the HBT Drunken Ramblings forum?

 

[Glibbidy]

Here are two articles on decoction that should get your head spinning.
http://www.strandbrewers.org/techinfo/decoct1.htm

http://www.strandbrewers.org/techinfo/decoct2.htm

and a quick read on yeast starters:
http://www.beerdude.com/yeast_starter.shtml

Schuylkill Haven, PA....small world. I graduated from Bloomsburg U. in 1990

 

[Ol' Grog]

www.homebrew.com
www.hbd.com
www.herestobeer.com
www.howtobrew.com considered the Bible by some of us.
www.leeners.com
www.beeradvocate.com
www.bodensatz.com
www.brewingtechniques.com
www.northernbrewer.com
www.basicbrewing.com
www.thebrewingnetwork.com

Some of these you have to dig in the menu, but they all have good tips and advice on all things brewing.

 

[ryser2k]

Lots of good sites there... they are the classics (in other words, I have read them all already )

 

[ryser2k]

Got any other obscure reads?

 

[magno]

Theres always this site.














Sorry man, Ive got nothing.

 

[ryser2k]

Pfft, who reads that site? Those guys are all idiots

 

[Brewpastor]

Google "George Fix" and then read some of his pieces. They are good reads.