As part of their research, Bostwick and Rymill took a six-week road trip across the U.S. They visited more than two dozen craft breweries, seven of which they feature in the book with brief interviews. Shown here (top spread) is Lauren Salazar, a sensory trainer and blender at the New Belgium Brewing Co. in Fort Collins, Colorado. The bottom spread shows pages from the Design chapter, another section that sets Beer Craft apart from other homebrewing books. Here, you'll learn how to create your own labels, caps, and more. "If you spend hours making a cake, you might what to frost it or put it on a nice plate to make it look good," Rymill says. "It's the same with your beer." Photo 7 of 8 in Beer Craft: A Guide to Homebrew by Miyoko Ohtake

Beer Craft: A Guide to Homebrew

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As part of their research, Bostwick and Rymill took a six-week road trip across the U.S. They visited more than two dozen craft breweries, seven of which they feature in the book with brief interviews. Shown here (top spread) is Lauren Salazar, a sensory trainer and blender at the New Belgium Brewing Co. in Fort Collins, Colorado. The bottom spread shows pages from the Design chapter, another section that sets Beer Craft apart from other homebrewing books. Here, you'll learn how to create your own labels, caps, and more. "If you spend hours making a cake, you might what to frost it or put it on a nice plate to make it look good," Rymill says. "It's the same with your beer."