The Journal of the American Homebrewers AssociationZymurgy September/October 2006 issue
What It Takes to Win By Ray Daniels
A beer that gets to the top of the heap in a national competition such as the National Homebrew Competition is usually the result of part skill and part luck.
Thrills and Adventures in Orlando By Jill Redding
More than 650 homebrewers converged on Orlando in June for the National Homebrewers Conference, considered "the most fun you can have in homebrewing."
Brewing Up a Conference Beer By Drew Beechum
What's the biggest audience you've ever brewed for? Imagine turning out a batch of beer for 300 or more beer enthusiasts! A look back at the commemorative AHA Conference beers.
Oktoberfest: It's All About the Malt By Kevin Kutskill
If you can't make it to Munich for the original Oktoberfest, the next best thing is trying your hand at brewing the style. A veteran shares his secrets for the perfect brew.
It's the Big One: 25th GABF By Jill Redding
Charlie Papazian couldn't have imagined that the Great American Beer Festival would eventually draw 29,000 attendees when the first conceived the idea for the event in 1981.
Winners Circle By Amahl Turczyn Scheppach
Meet the big winners of the American Homebrewers Association's National Homebrew Competition and try your hand at brewing the winning reipes from 29 categories.
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