Loading... Please wait...by John J. Palmer
Substantially revised and expanded 3rd edition! Photos, Illustrations, charts and 22 recipes.
Everything that’s needed to brew beer right the first time. Presented in a light-hearted style, this authoritative text introduces brewing in a easy step-by-step review that covers the essentials of making good beer. Include ingredients, methods, recipes and equipment information.
Beyond the first batch, it provides an accessible reference to intermediate techniques like all-grain brewing variations and recipe formulation. A must for any novice or intermediate brewer—perfect for anyone who has discovered the joy of homebrewing!
Veteran homebrewer John J. Palmer is a respected author and speaker in homebrewing circles. His years of hands-on experience help homebrewers consistently make great beers while expanding their knowledge and experience with the hobby.
How to Brew is a recommended resource for the Beer Judge Certification Program.
347 page
Paperback
Posted by Unknown on 23rd May 2011
best how to book out there for brewing. very detailed. i find myself reading something in it every day.
Posted by Fred on 18th Jul 2010
John Palmer put together all of the great ideas for homebrewing all in one place. If you are new to homebrewing start here first even before you get all of your supplies. Palmer walks you through the entire process from start to finish.
Posted by Benjamin Van Hoesen on 14th Jul 2010
John Palmer wrote a book that's very detailed, extremely helpful, downright enjoyable to read, and after all that is really easy to understand and retain! This book actually teaches you the entire process in a way that you'll understand as a beginner and as experienced brewer without being overwhelmed.
That's hard for a teacher to do in a class room and John pulled it off in a book. Needless to say you should own this.
Posted by Jim Bain on 17th Jul 2009
This is the book that almost everyone who homebrews uses as a reference. Even professional brewers refer to this too. covers just about all the basics and gives enough detail of advanced techniques for the interemediate and advanced practitiioner. You literally can't go wrong with this book!