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I can answer all questions about beer, the brewing process, ingredients, history, styles, glassware & serving temperatures, beer & food pairing, cellaring, the craft beer industry and much more. The only area in which I'm wholly unfamiliar (but still able to find out through direct, personal inquiry) is the purchasing of large-brewery equipment.
I've been involved with craft beer, in one regard or another, for almost 2 decades. I've taught craft beer courses at Emory University, I'm a BJCP Certified Judge, an Administrator for RateBeer.com (arguably, the largest beer website/database in the world, with over 100,000 members) and have been interviewed by ABC News, CNN, NPR, the Washington Post, FOX Business’s Cavuto Show, TheStreet.com, the Associated Press, the Houston Chronicle and many others. I'm an award-winning homebrewer, with multiple ribbons won (including the AHA’s National Homebrew Competition), and owner of one of the largest, most robust and comprehensive beer cellars in the world. I write the “Ask Beer” column for Beer magazine, “Beer Talk...From the Wings,” for Hooters Magazine, the quarterly beer column for In The Mix magazine, a beverage-oriented publication that reaches such hospitality industry establishments as The Four Seasons and Four Points Sheraton, and “Ask the Beer Sommelier,” for Atlanta’s Finest Dining magazine as well. I've been hosting craft beer tastings since the 90’s, and am truly privileged to call some of the most accomplished brewers and beer aficionados in the world, friends.
BJCP, RateBeer.com (as an Administrator), GA Craft Brewers Guild, Final Gravity Craft Brewers.
BEER Magazine, Hooters Magazine, In The Mix Magazine, Atlanta's Finest Dining magazine, TheBeerCellar.com.
I'm BJCP Certified, taught "From Grain to Glass, a Comprehensive Study of Beer," at Emory University and a Rutgers University graduate.
Multiple blue ribbons for homebrewing, including a second-place in the National Homebrew Competition.
http://www.thebeerexpert.com/testimony.shtml
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| ANIL YADAV | 07/30/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thanks for your responce |
| John | 07/20/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you |
| Rosie Machuca | 06/14/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
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Hi Christian, Apologies with the tardiness of my reply, but I've been extremely busy for quite some time now. In fact, I'm writing this, while on an international business trip! That said, to make
Hi Michael, My research indicates that this type of magnifier was used primarily from the 20s (possibly earlier), to the 60s (though apparently, some breweries still use them today). Apparently
Hi John, Great question - there are tons of folks who are just beginning to learn the homebrewing process and may not have ready access to a local homebrew shop (LHBS). And ordering online is a perfectly
Hi Rosie, Well, according to RateBeer.com, it's not available in CA: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/distribution/8748/ That said, it is available in Colorado, Florida, Georgia (I know, because I
Hi Janet, This line of inquiry is actually fairly common for me - I'm glad you asked! And you certainly aren't foolish for asking. I wouldn't expect most people to know the intricacies of choosing beers
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