Just downloaded The Complete Joy of Homebrewing (3rd ed.) by Charlie Papazian to my iPad. Get. Excited.
Steele's IPA book. Though been flipping through Daniel's Designing Great Beers for some recipe questions, and The Oxford Companion to beer for a project I'm working on.
Re-reading Michael Jackson's Great Beers of Belgium. Got a bunch of beer books for xmas and I'm finally getting around to going through this one and highlighting places I've been and places I need to get to on my next trip.
I am about half way through your book. Started reading it today, good stuff. by the way, it was good meeting you the other day at the brewery, always good to put a face to a name.
I'm reading the Hieronymus book right now. Lots of great nuggets of info, facts, homebrewer myth busting, brewer methods,etc. but its kind of disjointed in its flow of info so kind of hard to digest it all. The mitch steele book will be next for me.
I need to get this one next, tried to find a digital version but couldn't on amazon. I've enjoyed having the digital version of Tasting Beer as it allows me to have it on me all time and I've been able to do quick searches for key words on my phone or iPad. Glad to see this thread is still going!
I need to get back into reading up more on BEER! Currently half way through this, not totally about beer. If you like either travel/hiking/outdoors, golf, Ireland, history, or beer this is fun!
Just found (and ordered) them on Amazon, thanks for the recommendation. I just finished Last Call by Daniel Okrent, a history of Prohibition.
Just finished "Wild Brews". Excellent book and a wealth of knowledge toward Cicerone. Starting "Designing Great Beer" next
Tasting Beer by Randy Mosher Oxford Companion to Beer - Garrett Oliver and The Brewmaster's Table - Garrett Oliver on a weekly rotation
