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Homebrewing in Lockdown

By Yohanna Best on 5th June 2020 Community

How has lockdown impacted your homebrewing? We put the question to our brew crew.

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Yohanna Best

MASHED! Editorial Director, Writer & Designer. Favourite brew: I’m loving session brews at the mo - like BrewDog’s Dead Pony Club, or something citrusy like Gareth’s brew with Bramling Cross & Magnum hops plus orange peel.

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