A question we see quite often, when should you add your priming sugar? We break it down in this week's episode of BrewTalk with Mr. Beer.

If you are a first-time brewer you are most likely unsure what to expect for your first batch. We thought it would be helpful to break down the different basic stages of fermentation in this week's episode of BrewTalk with Mr. Beer. 

Once you're all done with the brewing process and your beer has fermented and been bottled, you have this layer of sediment or Trub at the bottom of the fermenter.

Most people would just clean out their fermenter and think nothing of it. Did you know that you can make your own beer bread or trub bread from this?

It’s fairly simple and easy to do. Plus, it makes some awesome tasting bread. So now you can be a homebrewer and a baker!

To make this it requires you to do your T

Water is the most important ingredient when it comes to brewing, so how does brewing with tap water affect your beer, and is it safe to brew with?

We always tell brewers to tilt their bottles while filling them from the spigot, well this is why you should do it.