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    You still have to pay for it because it costs money to make. But it's completely open-source beer so you can recreate it yourself if you don't want to buy it pre-made, or you want to modify the recipe.

    I have no idea how to make beer otherwise I'd have a crack at this shitpost myself...

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    [โ€“] Thann@lemmy.ml 9 points 2 months ago (1 children)

    IDK what the license is, but Sierra Nevada has their pale ale recipe on their website.

    https://sierranevada.com/blog/our-beer/pale-ale-homebrew-recipe

    [โ€“] ikidd@lemmy.world 6 points 2 months ago

    A lot of the craft breweries have published their recipes for years. I've done beers from Sierra Nevada, Lagunitas, Tree House and Rogue. There's a few of the recipes in "Homebrewers Recipe Guide" by Higgins, Kilgore & Hertlein, and some that I've just picked up on the brewery websites like the one you link.