Brewer Mag Q&A
What Philly Sour Brings to the Game as a Yeast Strain
Tired Hands’ Quality Technician Kurt Grunwald was first introduced to the WildBrew™ Philly Sour yeast strain while a student in […]
Articles by Jon Sicotte
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iBrewer: Sugar Creek Mixes Tech Into Brewing Process
Sugar Creek Brewing functions with old, used equipment, but the Charlotte brewery is blending the knowledge of its in-house Master […]
Cider Business
Cider Corner: How Blake’s Lays a Plan to Be Successful in New Market Expansion
Although Blake’s Hard Cider had no plans this year for expansion into new markets during 2020, the Michigan-based cidery recently […]
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Steps Toward a Quality Canning Operation
When SanTan picked out its current 12-ounce canning line Head Brewer Gabe Wilson said they were looking for something economical […]
Brewer Mag Q&A
How Murphy & Rude Malting is Challenging the Industry to Debate a Shorter Supply Chain
This is a part of a continuing series of Q&As with members of the brewing community from across the U.S. […]
Top Stories
10 Fixes For The Toughest Canning Line Repairs
In an ongoing series, Brewer will take a small note from interviews of some of the Fundamental stories it has […]
Brew Review
Brew Review: The Ways Weed Light Is Getting Its Brand Name Out
Weed Cellars, a new lifestyle brand, has launched into the beer category as well with the introduction of Weed Light. […]
Cider Business
Cider Corner: What Pennings Learned from Adding Cans to Portfolio
Pennings Farm Cidery dipped its toes into the world of canned cider, and its first few runs have been small […]
Top Stories
Keep That Tap Handle! Curating Your Portfolio for Each Beer Buyer
While looking at barrels sold at the buyer level allows a brewery to prioritize key accounts, staying in contact with […]
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These Maintenance Checks Could Save Money, Downtime in Brewhouse
Some parts in your brewhouse you know are a problem, and some items never break … until they do! Often, […]