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If you are a lover of beer or simply want to become a lover of beer, then this Beer magazine is for you. Forget wine connoisseurs this Beer magazine is for the beer connoisseur. If beer is your thing you will find everything you could ever want to know about beer in Beer Magazine.
From the origins of your favorite beers to the growing popularity of beers you’ve never even heard of, you will find all of the pertinent information at your fingertips. Simply flip the pages and you will find beers showcased from all over the world.
Some of these beers may be very familiar to you such as Sam Adams or Coors while others will be foreign to you such as Dunker lagers from Germany. This magazine will give you the origins of such foreign beers and their ingredients and where you can purchase that brew in your country.
They will also give you the alcohol content and the flavor of such beer. Basically the magazine will let you know if the beer is the right choice for you before you even by it.
In the April-May issue of Beer magazine you will come across many strange things that you more then likely never knew about beer such as unique recipes. One of the recipes is a take on the classic Canadian poutine dish where beer is used in the gravy.
Poutine consists of fries, cheese, and gravy. This recipe however substituted many of the traditional items in the recipe and included lager in the gravy. I can only imagine how tasty this dish was. In order to get the full scope on this delicious dish you must read the Beer magazine. It even gives you cooking instructions on how to prepare this poutine dish.
Did you know dogs have their own beer now? Yes! It’s true. While our canine companions cannot consume alcohol because it is poisonous to them, many adventurous people have come up with alcohol free beer that is not carbonated for the lucky pooches to drink!
So now when it is hot outside and you feel bad that your dog can’t knock back a cold one with you, just go to your local pet store and pick up a case of Dog Beer. It won’t get your dog drunk but with the beef flavoring in it will surely make your dogs summer.
Also in this months Beer magazine issue you can read tips on creating your own signature home brew. The Beer magazine list tips and advice as well as information on just what you will need to use and what you will need to do in order to make beer safely in your own home. It tells you what grains to use and how long to ferment it and how to get the taste you want whether it’s a pale ale you’re going for, amber ale, brown ale, porter, anything.
If you want to know more about what this Beer magazine has to offer you, pick up a subscription and try it out. It might just be the perfect Beer magazine for all your beer needs.