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Having the right carbonation level for the style you’re brewing is key. Learn how your choices, when carbonating with sugar, can affect the mouthfeel.

Like any hobby, it's important to try new things & push your boundaries. Here are seven risks every brewer should take in order to make better beer.

Raise your glass to Lady Liberty and let loose your American pride! In honor of July 4th, drink one of these patriotic beers from our list.

Meaning “black beer” in German, Schwarzbier may be the oldest continuously brewed beer style. Learn more about its history, style & how to brew your own.

While some knock the pumpkin peach ales, others know that the fruit beer style has a deep history with a wide range of delicious flavors & aromas.

Described as a dark, roasty version of an American IPA, the Black IPA style is somewhat new and here to stay. Here's our tips to brewing your own black IPA.

Despite a limited history in Ireland, Irish Red Ale is quite popular in America. Learn more about its style characteristics & how to brew your own.

Brewing a perfectly balanced beer is an art. Learn how to strike a balance between the bitterness of the hops and the relative sweetness of the malt.

A refreshing Belgian Wheat Ale, White Rascal from Avery Brewing Company is a must-try for anyone that loves wheat beer. Click here to read our full review.

Sometimes referred to as Steam, California Common is an American style born of necessity. Learn more about its history, characteristics and how to brew it.

The perfect beer for a hot summer day, Samuel Smith's Pure Organic Lager is wonderfully simple and crisp. Click here to read our full tasting review.

Worthy of the praises it has received, Sierra Blanca's Bone Chiller is a fantastic example of the English Brown Ale style. Read our full tasting review.