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Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing an Old Ale, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 22: 'Strong American Ale' in the BJCP 2015 Guidelines and is the style of an American Barleywine.

Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing an American Pale Ale, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 17: 'Strong British Ale' in the BJCP 2015 Guidelines and is the style of an Old Ale.

For the last few years I have carried out my homebrewed beer fermentations in a freezer and managed the temperature using a Johnson Controls Digital Thermostat Control Unit (model A419) which is a single stage controller i.e. it can be used in cool mode or heat mode. For the last year or so I have seen the price of STC-1000 All-Purpose Digital Temperature Controllers drop in price and having seen a fellow homebrewer build a Dual Stage Temperature Controller I decided to take the plunge.

Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing an English Pale Ale, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 18: 'Pale American Ale' in the BJCP 2014 Guidelines and is the style of an American Pale Ale.

Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing an English IPA, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 28: 'American Wild Ale' in the BJCP 2014 Guidelines and is the style of a Brett Beer.

Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing an Altbier, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 12: 'Pale English Beer' in the BJCP 2014 Guidelines and is the style of an English IPA.

Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing a Kölsch, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 7: 'Amber, Hoppy European Beer' in the BJCP 2014 Guidelines and is the style of an Altbier.

Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing a Dunkels Weissbier, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 5: 'Pale Bitter European Beer' in the BJCP 2014 Guidelines and is the style of a Kölsch.

Previously in this series of articles on How to brew different Styles of Beer? we covered Brewing a Belgian Dubbel, this time the Beer Style comes from Category 10: 'German Wheat Beer' in the BJCP 2014 Guidelines and is the style of a Dunkels Weissbier.

Cleaning and sanitizing is probably the least popular part of homebrewing but is certainly one of the most important aspects if you want to avoid dumping batches of beer.