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Wondering what you all have in your brewing library. Most of these were gifted to me, with a few used store purchases. I admit I have yet to read half of these... I get recipe inspiration from this shelf, as many are recipe books. Image

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nada... zip... maybe an N/A beer here and there...
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Nice.

I have these. They make sense if you know me LOL.
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mashani wrote:Nice.

I have these. They make sense if you know me LOL.
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Like that selection. I think you would like Historical Brewing Techniques: The Lost Art of Farmhouse Brewing by Lars Garshol as well. I think it would be up your alley. I ran into him speaking on the weekly Beoirfest webstream (https://beoirfest.com/) and bought the book immediately.

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Mine reflects progress. I started with Palmer's How to Brew, then Brewing Classic Styles and Clone Brews. I have others, but I probably refer to BCS and Strong's Modern Homebrew Recipes most often. I also have books by modern craft beer founders.
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swenocha wrote: Like that selection. I think you would like Historical Brewing Techniques: The Lost Art of Farmhouse Brewing by Lars Garshol as well. I think it would be up your alley. I ran into him speaking on the weekly Beoirfest webstream (https://beoirfest.com/) and bought the book immediately.
I read his blog all the time. I guess I should get his book eh?

This is his blog.

https://www.garshol.priv.no/blog/
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