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Gene-Edited Yeast Is Taking Over Craft Beer | Wired Magazine

Gene-Edited Yeast Is Taking Over Craft Beer | Wired Magazine

WIRED recently took a look at how gene-edited yeast is starting to change the way craft beer is made—and the story feels pretty familiar. Brewers are using new yeast strains to skip unwanted off-flavors, dial up tropical aromas, and rethink how they approach recipe design. Some folks are still wrapping their heads around it, but many are already leaning in—finding new ways to make great beer with a little help from science. It’s a thoughtful piece about where brewing has been, and where it might be headed next. Read the article →

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Recipe: Tim Sciascia’s Grapefruit Paloma Sour Ale

Recipe: Tim Sciascia’s Grapefruit Paloma Sour Ale

Bold, yet refreshing, this Paloma inspired sour beer will surely capture drinkers’ attention. Hibiscus adds an eye-catching pink color while grapefruit, as well as lime and tequila extracts deliver...

Collab Day: Shred Beer Co., Wondrous Brewing Co. and Berkeley Yeast

Collab Day: Shred Beer Co., Wondrous Brewing Co. and Berkeley Yeast

It’s time to talk West Coast IPA with Shred Beer Co. and Wondrous Brewing Co.! These two breweries along with Berkeley Yeast recently combined their West Coast acumen to brew two collabs with the ...

How We Made a Better Thiol Enzyme with Protein Engineering

How We Made a Better Thiol Enzyme with Protein Engineering

We used protein engineering to refine a thiol enzyme, improving its selectivity and efficiency so it releases more tropical aromas in beer while minimizing off-flavors.