Beer Infinity Beer, Brewing & Beyond
| I’ve been a little slow to mention my latest book project, but now that it’s well under way, it’s time to come clean. The idea was an outgrowth of my research for The Beer Bible; in traveling around to Britain, Belgium, Germany, the Czech Republic, and elsewhere, I became far more attuned to the national brewing traditions in those countries. I would periodically post blogs or discuss my travels, and the people who were most interested were invariably homebrewers. People were fascinated about, say, the way in which nearly every Belgian ale spends time in secondary fermentation in a warm room, or how open fermenters are pivotal in developing flavors distinctive in weissbier, and were keen to learn more. So a flicker of an idea sparked in the back of my brain: what if those same brewers I spoke to offered basic advice on their techniques for the homebrewer.
Which brings us to (working title) Brewing the World’s Classic Styles; Advice From the Professionals (Storey). I’ve been partnering w … |
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