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Indeed.com slash show. Terms and conditions apply. So back in 2015, a little over a year after Brulosophy officially got off the ground, we released a survey asking home brewers all kinds of questions, a good chunk of which weren't even related to brewing and beer necessarily, with the goal of getting some idea of what modern home brewers look like.

This admittedly was somewhat selfish for me as I find this kind of information fascinating

on its own. While a few more cynical folks assumed we were using this data for nefarious

purposes, I have no clue what that would even look like.

The general response was quite positive. Still, we viewed it as a one-time thing and skipped

doing the survey in 2016. Then people started asking us about it, a lot of people, in fact,

including some who thought the data could be helpful in understanding how to make this hobby

even better. So in

2017, we did it again, and we've not missed a year since then. This is the Brewlossophy podcast. I'm

your host, Marshall Shot. And joining me on this episode to go over and share our opinions on some of the

data from our 2025 General Home Brewer Survey is contributor Andy Carter. I think. I think it's almost needless to say,

but this website is a data generation place. We read data, we take data, we use a lot of it.

And I think it's pretty cool that we have such an audience to gather real statistics from in homebrewing,

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