The Journal of the American Homebrewers AssociationZymurgy March/April 2009 issue
Organic Homebrewing By Chris O’Brien
All beer was organic until European and North American brewers began using
barley and hops grown with petrochemicals around the middle of the 20th century.
Low Energy HomebrewingBy Steve Railsback and Charles Chamberlin
Homebrewing takes a lot of energy and water. As climate changes and water shortages become more and more prominent, low-energy homebrewing becomes more appealing.
Give Your Homebrew Terroir By Ali Hamm
Recent hop shortages are debasing your homebrews and putting a dent in your wallet, so why not grow your own? Hops are easy to grow, and their requirements are simple.
Irish Red Ale By Mark Pasquinelli
The “other” beer from the Emerald Isle, Irish Red, is quick and simple to make, so there’s no excuse not to brew a batch of this delightfully drinkable ale.
Zymurgy represents the best of homebrewing with articles that appeal to every interest in the homebrewing hobby. Published six times each year.
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