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Any beer can be a camping beer, of course, but here are some suggestions for cooling down after a hike or warming up around the firepit.
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This week I welcome Larry Horwitz, the head brewer from Crooked Hammock to discuss Wit Beer and Light Lager brewing. Subscribe on iTunes to Audio version or Video version or Spotify or Google Play Download the MP3 File– Right Click and Save As to download this mp3 file. Your browser does not support the audio […] Beer history is a fragile thing. So much of it has been lost to time because objects, artifacts, and recipes lacked a caretaker at a crucial time.
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Ferment this beer wherever this summer with Lutra Kveik yeast and Mosaic hops! This psuedo-lager West Coast style pilsner is a great beer for the hotter months, especially if you don’t have the ability to control the temperature, and it couldn’t be easier to brew or a more simple recipe. I’m trying two different temperatures,
In this video, I brewed one of the only styles of beer ever to originate in the United States: Cream Ale. Contrary to the name, cream ale has no cream or lactose in it, and it basically just a lightly hopped all pilsner beer with some corn adjunct. It turns out this tastes very similar
We created a pressure fermenter using a corny keg. To test it out we brewed a delicious light lager. This beer is the definition of an easy drinker – light, crisp, clean, and just all-around-great. If you haven’t heard of pressure fermentation, right here is a great place to start. You’ll learn about what it
It’s homebrew time again! Check out this all grain kit. This time we picked up a Jon Finch Pils homebrew kit from The Malt Miller. This beer turned out great, crystal clear, and was a real thirst quencher on a sunny day (depending on where you live). This was the first time I used gelatine