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Today’s infographic is a chart showing the ratio between Original Gravity and IBUs. I’m not sure where this one came from, but I’ll be to give the proper person credit if anybody knows.

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Today’s infographic is a chart of hops, divided by their basic characteristics into seven general categories. It was created by a Tim Kreitz, but based on work by homebrew author John Palmer.

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Today’s infographic is an interesting one, created by NPR. Entitled Two Beer Companies, 210 Brands, it shows all of the beer brands owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller across the globe. Below the map, there’s also a list of brands by country, color-coded by which beer giant owns or controls them. How accurate is it? Hard to say. It doesn’t appear to include line extensions, which would balloon the chart to many times its current size, but glancing at the list for the United states, it looks like it may be missing some, though to be fair I didn’t do a line by line comparison.
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Today’s infographic is about just How Far Will Home Brewing Take You?, created by Brewer’s Friend, a homebrewing website.
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Today’s infographic is by cartoonist Christiann MacAuley and was done over the 4th of July holiday last year for her beer drinking brethern. In her Your Beer Drinking Speed, she maps out how the speed with which you consume alcohol effects you.
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Today’s infographic was created by Lugwrench Brewing and shows “apparent bitterness,” the IBU to OG Ratio Range by Style.
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Today’s infographic is a word cloud, created by Mash Sparge Boil, features malt sugars and adjuncts in a colorful cloud.

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Today’s infographic is of America’s Beershed, essentially a map of the country showing where beer’s ingredients can be found. It was created by Cameron Reed (I think) for the homebrewing blog, Lionheart Brewing.

Click here to see the map full size.
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Today’s infographic comes from SlyFox Brewing in Pennsylvania. The poster, Respect the Cans, spells out the advantages of cans over bottles.

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Today’s infographic is a chart of the IBU ranges of beer styles listed by the BJCP. The Beer Styles – IBU Chart Graph (Bitterness Range) was created by Brewer’s Friend, a homebrewing website.
