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| How To Design A Beer Label Selecting a beer often comes down to what’s on the can, not what’s inside. Craft beer labels convey more than just information about a beer—labels tell their own visual stories. The techniques used in designing beer labels |
| Tips To Homebrew Hard Seltzer Whether you love ‘em or you hate ‘em, one thing is true: When the weather creeps above 90 degrees, a hard seltzer is more refreshing than even the most sessionable IPA. The brew day for a seltzer is deceivingly simple with these tips. Homebrewing Hard Seltzer |
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| BeerNexus scours the beer news to brings youthe latest and best of it uncensored,unadulterated and unfiltered. . It's only here at BeerNexus! |
| Most Searched Beer By State Google Trends shows beers people in each respective state searched the most in the past year. It is is a good way to identify which beers drum up the most interest–and are by extension the most popular—in each state. Most Google Beer Searches |
| Government vs. Anheuser-Busch the federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau announced a settlement with Anheuser-Busch over alleged violated federal trade practice laws .Take a look at what really goes on. Did A-B violate federa law? |
| New Beer Ingredient It’s a nutty spice, but it comes from a fruit. Popular as a baking ingredient in the Middle East, the dried seeds of St. Lucie cherries can also work really nicely, as it turns out, in beer. It's Mahlab. Meet Mahlab - hot new beer ingredient |
| Ten Most Important Beers Take a moment to think about the history of craft beer and the historic ones that have helped shape what we know as the golden age of beer. Here are the most important ones.. Most Importanot Beers in Craft History |
| The Four Rules of Shower Beer Drinking beer in the shower is as natural to the progression of humankind as discovering fire, inventing the wheel, and developing written language.And these are the golden rules. Golden RulesFor Shower Beer |
| Craft Brewers Favorite Candy Salted Nut Roll: a Depression-era candy from Minnesota that, while little-known outside the Midwest, has literally and figuratively fueled the modern craft beer industry in the United States. The Vintage Candy Loved By Brewers |
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Edited by Jim Attacap