Controlling Oxygen in Beer with Colin Kaminski – BeerSmith Podcast #293
Tweet This week I welcome back Colin Kaminski to discuss oxygen in finished beer, hot side aeration and how to
Tweet This week I welcome back Colin Kaminski to discuss oxygen in finished beer, hot side aeration and how to
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Tweet This week I welcome back Randy Mosher to discuss his upcoming book “Your Tasting Brain” and how we taste
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