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Beer Styles Built for Surefire Cellaring
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How to Make Soap from Your Homebrew Leftovers
It’s nearly summer, so we at Noble Brewer would like to take the opportunity to offer you a special summer activity that involves making beer and beer-infused soap! INTRODUCTION TO MAKING BEER AND SOAP At Handbrewed Soaps, we believe that brewing … Continue reading
How to run Skype on a Chromebook
No, Chromebooks can’t yet run Skype natively. A Google tool to package Android apps for Chrome OS, however, is a handy workaround for Skype on your Chromebook. Earlier this morning he was lamenting the fact that even though Microsoft is … Continue reading
Population Density: A Yeast Wrangling Update
In Issue 7 (June/July 2015) of Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®, my article, “Spontaneity: Prospecting for Bugs,” outlines how to use a homemade coolship or horny tank to ferment beer with your own hyperlocal blend of microflora. Included in the … Continue reading
Mash pH for Brew in a Bag, No-Sparge, and Decoction Mashing
Controlling your mash pH is a critical concern for all brewers using all-grain, but can be a special concern for those using Brew-in-a-bag (BIAB) or decoction mashes with high water to grain ratios. The larger water to grain ratios used … Continue reading
Science on Tap – Beer Aging
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IIS 7 (7.5): Hosting Multiple SSL Sites On One IP
Since I continually find myself Googling this information whenever I add a new site on our wildcard cert, I figured I’d document it here. Adding a New Binding: Requirements: A wild card SSL certificate (of the form *.domain.com). I assume … Continue reading
How to Enable NTFS Write Support in Mac OS X
OS X has always been able to read NTFS drives, but tucked away in Mac OS X is a hidden option to enable write support to drives formatted as NTFS (NTFS stands for New Technology File System and is a … Continue reading
Sour Microbes: Yeast and Bacteria Explained
If you like sour beers, you’ve probably heard long, complicated yeast and bacteria names thrown around. They’re hard to spell, even harder to pronounce and can be down-right confusing to differentiate from one another. Many often refer to these bacteria and … Continue reading