How extensive is your beer-related library?

[Chaz]

How to Brew, by John J. Palmer
The Complete Joy of Homebrewing- 3rd Edition, by Charlie Papazian
Designing Great Beers, by Ray Daniels
New Brewing Lager Beer, by Gregory Noonan
Radical Brewing, by Randy Mosher
Brewing Classic Styles, by Jamil Zainasheff and John Palmer
Brew Like a Monk, by Stan Hieronymus
Farmhouse Ales, by Phil Markowski
Wild Brews, by Jeff Sparrow
Smoked Beer, by Geoff Larson & Ray Daniels
Ambitious Brew, by Maureen Ogle
Red, White and Brew: An American Beer Odyssey, by Brian Yaeger
The Brewmaster's Table, by Garrett Oliver
Tasting Beer: An Insiders Guide to the World’s Greatest Drink, by Randy Mosher
Principles of Brewing Science, by George Fix
Standards of Brewing: A Practical Approach to Consistency and Excellence, by Charles W Bamforth
Textbook of Brewing, by Jean DeClerck
Brew Chem 101, by Lee W. Janson
Compleat Meadmaker, by Ken Schramm

[codewritinfool]

How to Brew
Brewing Classic Styles
Brew Like A Monk
Designing Great Beers
Wild Brews
The Complete Joy of Homebrewing
Beer Companion
Dave Miller's Homebrewing Guide
Beer Captured
Brewing Quality Beers (Byron Burch)
The Home Brewer's Companion
Organic Beer Guide

If you watch ebay, amazon used books and the green board, you can pick up a great library for next to nothing. I probably have less than $100 in my collection, and though sold as used, most are like new.

[Bugeater]

I have a modest collection of brewing related books. These are in no particular order other than the order they got stuck on the bookshelf when I moved a couple months back.

"Radical Brewing" by Randy Mosher
"Clone Brews" by Tess and Mark Szamatulski
"Better Beer & How to Brew It" by M.R. Reese (1978 edition)
"Designing Great Beers" by Ray Daniels
"Extreme Brewing" by Sam Caglione
"Principles of Brewing Science" by George Fix
"Beer in America: The Early Years" by Gregg Smith
"Beer: A History of Suds and Civilization From Mesopotamia to Microbreweries" by Gregg Smith
"Beer Captured" by Tess and Mark Szamatulski
"Brewing up a Business" by Sam Caglione
"Brew Like a Monk" by Stan Hieromymus
"Brewing Classic Styles" by some brewing hacks
"How to Brew" (2 copies) by John Palmer
"Wild Brews" by Jeff Sparrow
"Farm House Ales" by Phil Markowski
"Hop Variety Characteristics" compiled by Hop Union
"Prost! The Story of German Beer" by Horst Dornbusch
"The New Complete Joy of Homebrewing" by Charlie Papazian

I also have several years of Zymurgy and Brew Your Own that I also use for reference.

Wayne

[motivatedslacker]

"How To Brew" - John Palmer
"The Complete Joy of Homebrewing" - Charlie Papazian
"The Homebrewer's Companion" - Charlie Papazian
"Designing Great Beers" - Ray Daniels
"New Brewing Lager Beer" - Greg Noonan
"Brewing Classic Styles" (Autographed by JZ himself!) - Pope Jamil & Rock Candy
"Extreme Brewing" - Sam Calagione

[Brew Swillis]

Just ordered 'Brew Like a MOnk' and ' Designing Great Beers'.. maybe I can get this Belgian thing figured out in the next couple of months.

[mickp]

All good lists. I must give special mention to Mosher's Radical Brewing. The book is great fun and the receipes are fabulous also. My favorite to date.