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Searching GoodReads I found thei: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22... . I have not read it so I can not recommend it.But maybe I'll write my own (I'm trying to visit all the breweries and micro-breweries in Ohio).
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The book I posted -though two years old, is now out of date due to a huge growth spurt. The authors are thinking of waiting another year to let other breweries/brewpubs open up and their publisher to get rid of back-stock.
When I was in Houston (was it two years ago already?) I visited B.J.'s and St. Arnolds.
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Right, a question for you beer loving Americans, you can homebrew? It's not against some crazy, mixed up U.S law? Just thought I'd ask, then I could feel smug while I drank a cold Aussie homebrew, if you said no.
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That has helped improve the quality of beer here, fueling the current craft beer growth. The number of breweries are supposedly up to pre-Prohibition levels -a healthy sign.
BeerDiablo wrote: "1978 was the year home brewing was made legal again in the U.S.That has helped improve the quality of beer here, fueling the current craft beer growth. The number of breweries are supposedly up to..."
Yes, but laws regarding home brewing vary according to the state you are in. There was a recent case in Alabama where a home brew store was raided and their supplies seized by the state. It caused quite an uproar in the home brewing community.
I took it up as a hobby this year and find it quite enjoyable (and tasty). Each batch has gotten better as I learn from my mistakes.
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http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/68...