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Category Archives: Brewing Lessons
Pumpkin Ale! And More!
Five months. That’s how long it’s been since the last time I posted here. Damn, I feel like a terrible person. I promised you all something delicious and never delivered. Today, I make good on that promise, and give you … Continue reading
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Tagged awesome, beer, brewing, halloween, oops, pumkin, recipes
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Brewing Lessons – Liquid Stupid
Today’s lesson is a variation on a recipe I originally found on the Brewboard about a year and a half ago. I had originally wanted to brew it in January of 2010, using a simple witbier as the starter for … Continue reading
Posted in Brewing Lessons, What's Brewing?
Tagged beer, belgian, brewing, lessons, RDWHAHB, tripel
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Brewing Lessons – My First Kit Wine
So I have a little bit of a confession to make to all of you… I’m an inconsistent bastard. I don’t post as regularly as I’d like. Hell, since I got back from my last business trip I haven’t posted … Continue reading
Brewing Lessons – Concord Pyment
I have had several requests for a particular recipe to be posted here. For some reason, a batch that I made last year which I had thought was hopeless has become incredibly popular. It had started with the idea of … Continue reading
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Tagged brewing, lessons, mead, pyment, recipe, wine, yeast
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Brewing Lessons – RDWHAHB
As I’m sure most of you saw already, I’ve been kind of in a panic for the last few days. You see, this past weekend I started a new batch of strawberry wine using a very delicious recipe that I … Continue reading
Brewing Lessons – Sanitation
One of, if not THE most important aspect of your brewing practices, is sanitation. Sanitation is the overall cleanliness of your brewing process, including your equipment, ingredients, and yourself, as well as your brewing methods. The first thing to know … Continue reading
