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teas: black, green, white and oolong
The beverage we have commonly come to call tea is the result of steeping the leaves of the tea tree (Camelia sinensis) in boiling water. All teas are from this common plant, it is the manner in which it is … Continue reading
Planning Your Next Cider Batch
Frequently, questions arise in Homebrewtalk’s cider making forum from people who are new to cider making and are uncertain how to formulate a batch. Many of these questions are repeated from time to time, so I thought I’d share some … Continue reading
Bottle Priming Calculator
Given the desired volumes of carbon dioxide and the temperature and volume of your beer, this will give you the required weight of dextrose to achieve the given volume. Bottle Priming Input Use the following pull-down list as a reference … Continue reading
Beauty and the Yeast
You make the wort. but it’s the yeast that turns it into beer. What you can do to ensure that your fungal friends get off to a fast start and finish at the proper specific gravity. Many brewers believe yeast … Continue reading
Dry Hopping: Techniques
Hops play a number of roles in the brewing process. Depending on when they are added, they contribute bitterness, flavor, aroma or something of all three. The bitterness comes from alpha acids contained in hops, while flavor and aroma … Continue reading
13 Uses for Cucumbers That Will Amaze You
Cucumbers are very easy to grow and make for a delicious treat. But did you know they can prevent hangovers, or clean the kitchen sink? Below is a list of tips and tricks you can do with cucumbers that you … Continue reading
20 Practical Uses for Coca Cola – Proof That Coke Does Not Belong In The Human Body
Coke is the most valuable brand in history, and “Coca-Cola” is the world’s second-most recognized word after “hello.” However, the beverage itself is an absolute poison to the human metabolism. Coke is very close to the acidity level of battery acid and … Continue reading
The Man Who Invented The Cubicle Went To His Grave Hating What His Creation Had Become
20th Century FoxGary Cole as Bill Lumbergh in the iconic movie “Office Space.” While the cubicle is today seen as a symbol of the drudgery of office work and the control companies have over their employees, the design was … Continue reading
You Should Always Check Your Hotel Room For Bed Bugs
With thousands of travelers passing through their doors, it’s inevitable that hotel rooms are prone to bed bug infestations. Even luxury hotels, like New York City’s Ritz-Carlton, are susceptible to these unwelcome guests. To protect yourself from infestation, you should always … Continue reading