What beer/homebrew blogs/magazines do you read?

[quettefan]

like many of the others: I used to subscribe to BYO and Zymurgy but for the last several years just referencing Palmer's book and Internet searches (for equipment, mainly) and youtube videos

 

[jcoxen]

BYO, Zymurgy

 

[BeardedAlchemist1]

OnTap Magazine, Proudly South African

 

[strangatang]

No magazine subscriptions. But I’ll look here for advice - especially on water profiles, aha & northern brewer for recipes

 

[Bum Fudge]

The New Brewer

 

[Mainefolks]

Zymurgy, BeerSmith newsletter, AHA articles, and the results of internet searches. I listen to podcasts occasionally, mostly BeerSmith, the Brewing Network, and Experimental Brewing. I have several brewing books on the process and several specific styles, as well.

 

[Mike Williams]

I do not subscribe to magazines. I find all of the information I need through internet searches.

 

[Othernemo]

What beer/wine/homebrewing blogs, e-zines, newsletters or magazines do you read?

Craft Beer and Brewing
Zymurgy
Brulosophy

 

[dereksh]

I listen to the Homebrew Happy Hour podcast. That's it.

 

[bluewingpig]

Brew Your Own, Zymurgy, Craft Beer and Brewing magazine.

 

[madscientist451]

Nothing regular, but I read articles from the "make your best" series from beer and brewing.com when I am researching a new style.
Lots of great information here, I'm copying and pasting the lists and will check some of these out.
The OP didn't ask for podcasts, but I'm a steady consumer of Basic Brewing, Experimental Brewing, Brulosophy and Ciderchat podcasts.

 

[TreborX]

I consume podcasts; Basic Brewing, Beersmith, Brulosophy, Experimental Brewing, Fuhmentaboudit.

 

[OilNBolts]

No magazines. Random internet searching, no favorites.

 

[sea1961]

BYO, Zymurgy, Homebrewtalk.com, madfermentationist, beerandbrewing.com

 

[jwelch1103]

Zymurgy

 

[Gothnet]

The only thing I really read is Brulosophy. Like others, other information is gleaned from reading forums and searching the net.

 

[kenack]

Zymurgy, BeerSmith newsletter, AHA articles, and BYO. I have several brewing books on the process and several specific styles, as well.

 

[TerryF]

I don’t read mags brotha. I’ll read books, connect on social media and do random internet searches.

And listen to podcasts and watch youtube channels

 

[leandrocosta]

No one.

 

[Gary Baker]

What beer/wine/homebrewing blogs, e-zines, newsletters or magazines do you read?

Right now, I read Homebrew Forum...that will probably change when. I retire. I'll probably get on the Brew Your Own bandwagon.

Keep up the good work!

 

[BeerBeak]

Craft beer and brewing and brulosophy primarily.

 

[beernbourbon]

HomeBrew Talk

 

[Mapache]

Nothing other than web search results. Haven't been brewing in a while.

 

[robertsba]

My goto's are Zymurgy, BYO, and Craft Beer & Brewing. All are similar given the subject, but have their own bent.

 

[Mrpete2003]

Byo

 

[mikechowns]

What beer/wine/homebrewing blogs, e-zines, newsletters or magazines do you read?

Byo, craft beer & brewing, zymurgy, brewers journal Canada, Canadian homebrewers association newsletter

 

[Ken Chen]

BYO, pretty like everyone else

 

[Fishhy]

BYO, Zymurgy

 

[Vassvino]

Zymurgy, BYO

 

[Aaron4020]

People still read magazines???

 

[rjolin01]

Craft beer and brewing, zymurgy, boy and beer advocate

 

[SDJay]

Most of my info is from HBT

 

[BrewnWKopperKat]

People still read magazines???

Experts like to get paid for their content, so often their best content is in books / magazines.

 

[Hanks]

I don’t really read any. I get so much email I tend to hit unsubscribe on everything but the essentials.
HomeBrewTalk is one of a few forums actually joined. I should visit more often. I tend to forget. When something goes wrong like a haze on my wine this week, I’l Google search, hopefully find a video help or something.

Sometimes I find a YouTube vid that answers my question and I start watching a bunch of content from the same contributor. One comes to mind recently which is called Homesteading I think. Moves at a reasonable pace, a bit quirky, interesting content (“The bucket of sanitisation” )

 

[hankinss]

Zymurgy, homebrew talk and BeerSmith.

 

[hudsonvalleyslim]

Mostly books for homebrewing, Beer Advocate & Yankee Brew News I like a lot.

 

[Old_Brewer]

HomebrewTalk or search engine DuckDuckGo.
Keep up the great work!

 

[Jayhawkrob]

BYO Mag

 

[nfeuerer]

Brülosophy

 

[Mark Kocsis]

Brew your Own, Zymurgy, Craft Beer & Brewing, and various sites I find when searching on specific subjects.