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Chinook hops are one of the most popular hop varieties among brewers. Learn more about its history, how to grow it and tips to brewing this variety.

We chat with Colin Presby, brewmaster on Carnival Cruise's onboard brewery, about the challenges of brewing on a ship and his love for beer.

Wee Heavy, often called Scotch Ale, is a very popular beer style with a deep history. Learn more about the style and how to brew your own at home.

Reminiscent of cold-brew coffee, Victory at Sea from Ballast Point is one of the best vanilla porters you'll ever taste. Read our full review here.

Before you fire up the grill or marinate your meat, learn how beer marinades may improve your health, as well as improve the recipe you're using.

Knowing how to identify, control and eliminate off-flavors in beer will not only make you a better brewer, but give you a better tasting experience.

Brew day has arrived! Here are six tips, tricks and methods that you can use to help you save money (and time) on your next brew day.

Not for the light-hearted, Lost Highway from Mother Road Brewing is an impressive and very drinkable Black IPA. Read our full tasting review here.

Now that Sierra Nevada has released their Beer Camp 2016 variety pack, we wanted to taste it. Here is our review for all six Beer Camp beers.

Willamette hops are growing more popular among home brewers. Learn more about its history, growing information and how to use Willamette while brewing.

Known to be hoppy and bitter, the Double IPA beer style is gaining popularity. Learn more about its style characteristics and how to brew your own.

Hoppy and fruity, Watermelon Dorado Double IPA from Ballast Point offers a unique take on the Imperial IPA style. Click here to read our full review.