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  1. Lampadius

    Searching for Historic Lager Strains

    Salutations! As a homebrewer obsessed with traditional brewing methods, my goal has been to create a product that embodies and celebrates historical authenticity in every conceivable aspect. From malting heritage grains and growing heritage hops to wild ferments, brewing beer with superheated...
  2. A

    Looking for information on how historical English Porters were aged.

    Recently I was researching Rodenbach and found some interesting information on English Porters. Quoted below: (Source: Brewery Rodenbach: Brewing Sour Ales) Since then, I've really been wondering what it is that would have been special about the old ale. Presumably with age would come...
  3. frankvw

    Gruit bitterness estimates - are there any?

    I'm about to plunge myself headlong into the dark, mysterious world of brewing some ancient gruit ales. It's been nice knowing y'all. :-) Of course jumping in and finding out is a good way to learn, and I will definitely do that, but while I'm still looking at ingredients and recipes, I'd like...
  4. potseeslc

    Guile Brews and the history of Australian Beers with Peter Symons - Homebrewing DIY POdcast

    Hey everyone, I had a great talk about Australian historical beers and Peter Symon's new book Guile Brews. Check it out and subscribe: https://homebrewingdiy.beer/index.php/2020/02/27/episode-26-guile-brews-with-peter-symons/
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