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Bottles and cans, just clap your hands...
— by Joe Sova on

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I've drank a lot of canned beer in my day. The good old "dirty thirty" was a beer-run staple, and for good reasons - It onl...
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Leaving Korea: Parting Shots
— by Ryan Walters on

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With the hard earned homebrew equipment passed on to caring hands and the return flight to Chicago booked, it's time to say goodbye to b...
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Brew In A Bag: A Step by Step Guide
— by Ryan Walters on

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Brew In A Bag Equipment   If you're already up and running with an all-grain or extract setup, you'll need very little to get go...
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DIY Bottling Bucket
— by Ryan Walters on

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There are challenges to be sure, but one of the huge perks of brewing in Korea is the readily available and ridiculously affordable equipmen...
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De-Labeling Made Easy
— by Ryan Walters on

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Even if it's a fantastic brewer's bottle you've decided to make Captain Planet proud by reusing, it's a good idea to peel ...
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Getting Started: Homebrewing in Korea
— by Ryan Walters on

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Living abroad has helped me realize quite a few things I took for granted back in the ol US of A. The plethora of microbrewed beer and my fo...
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Location: Okpo-dong, Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea

Yeast Washing & Saving
— by Unknown on

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Of all the ingredients involved in brewing yeast is probably the most expensive. Most commercially available yeast come in small one time us...
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