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Getting to and from the hottest bar in town no longer requires you to enlist the help of a designated driver. That’s because said bar is now located inside your own home. It’s all thanks to the new ...

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I can’t remember exactly what was going through my head when I called Bitter and Esters, a home brew shop in Brooklyn, asking about their starter beer-making kit, but it went something along the lines ...

You’ll be familiar with machines that turn little capsules into cups of coffee, but can a device do the same for a schooner of beer? The answer is yes, kind of. While the premise is the same as the ...

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Is your wort too hot? Have wild yeast taken over your brew? Are you experiencing bottle bomb? Home brewing beer is a combination of art and science. Chris Cuzme from 508 GastroBrewery discusses common ...

The Pinter is the cookie dough log of brewing beer. Hear me out: Baking cookies at home isn’t hard. You only need basic ingredients, like sugar, eggs, butter, chocolate chips, etc. Make the effort to ...

If you’re a beer lover, few things in life will compare to the taste of a crisp, refreshing pint on draught. The only thing that can maybe top this, is a crisp pint from the comfort of your own home.