Brewing Related Links

These are the links I use most often. I originally took most of them from the BUZZ homepage, but I have since added quite a few that I found useful. With this number, it is hard to catch changed or dead links so, although I will check them as often as I can, your assistance would be appreciated in e-mailing me at amead@soltec.net if you should happen upon a broken or breaking link. Of course, if you have another link which I might enjoy, let's have it!

Commercial Beer and Classic Styles

• Brewery Ommegang is the new(ish) American brewery producing Belgian-style beers.
• Brewpubs of the World
• Cantillon
• Anderson Valley
• Rogue Has little specifics (I think it lists the ingredients but no stats like OG).
• Celis Includes some brewer's spceifics.
• Samuel Adams Includes some brewing specifics.
• Pilsner Urquell
• Grolsch
• Newcastle Brown Ale
• Guinness
• Budweiser

• Wyeast Labs, a primary supplier of liquid yeast cultures. This page also has some information about yeast and the Wyeast products.
• St. Pat's of Texas A really friendly store, too bad it's so far away...
• The Gourmet Brewer
• Leisure Time Pet & Hobby
• Liquid Bread
• Highlander is apparently defunct.
• Sugar Mountain
• HomeBrewSupply.Com
• WindRiver Brewing Company
• Maryland Homebrew
• HopUnion
• HopTech
• The Brewer's Coop
• Beer in a Box
• Homebrew@Wholesale
• Jack Schmidling Productions Has a lot of advice and interesting articles in addition to information on his products like the MashMill (which I love)

• Zymurgy
is the periodical of the AHA aimed at homebrewers of all levels. It contains most things that basic and advanced brewers need.
• Brewing Techniques is published six times a year and aimed at both commercial and advanced homebrewers.
• All About Beer seems like it is aimed at novice-brewers and non-brewers. The couples issues I've seen looked like they were worth while reading for their styles content.
• The New Brewer is a publication aimed at the commercial brewer.
• Brew Your Own is a publication aimed at homebrewers, a competitor to Zymurgy.
• BrewPub is strictly a publication for commercial brewers in the brepubbing mood; however, beer fans may find many stories of interest (particularly those with a secret desire to go commercial).
• American Brewer is not; it seems like the least brewer-oriented periodical I've seen. A recent issue had an article on beer nuts manufactured in Bloomington, IL.

• Midwest Homebrewer of the Year
• The BJCP exam study guide in HTML format or in Microsoft Word format.
• The Official BJCP site
• Tim Dawson's style guidelines
• The 1998 BJCP style guidelines in Postscript format
• Past BJCP Exam questions.
• Dan Juliano's Guide to Hops (Postscript)

• Tom and Vince's Homebrew Site
• ProMash, a site selling brewing software, it also has some information and links
• no sparge is a method of brewing without sparging to make (supposedly) better beers.
• The Brewery
• The Cats Meow pages full of recipes and some good links to other related pages.
• Gambrinus' Mug database of recipes; successor to the Cat's Meow with a web-based interface that allows one to enter one's own recipes.
• Stanford University site full of beer and brewing related files.
• CAMRA The Campaign For Real Ale.
• Hops Direct
• Hopheads
• Rob's Beer Journal
• Beertown
• Beer Is My Life
• BeNeLux Beerguide
• An excellent new Lambic page
• Real Beer Page
• Michael Jackson's Beer Hunter Online
• The Great Aussie Beer Page (in honor of Mike Stewart, BUZZ member at large in Australia)
• AOB
• AHA
• Beer Signs
• The Meadery
• The Homebrewers Experience. another good site found by Tom.
• Mashtun Phil's homebrew site.
• Troy Jesse's Beer Page
• Spencer's Beer Page
• Skotrat's Homebrewing Page
• Drinkur Purdee's Homebrewing Page

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