Showing posts with label judging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label judging. Show all posts

January 17, 2011

How to Plan a Rebrew: Part Two

This saga began with a recipe I created for an oatmeal stout. The first round of triple oat stout was a decent success, but I wanted to make some improvements to get the beer more where I wanted it to be. Things that I attempted to correct in the second version were color, hop selection and yeast selection.

Here is the recipe for version two:

January 6, 2011

Beer Engine vs. CO2: Dry-hopped Death Match

The same, and yet not the same.
"Beer engines: cool as hell, but what do I get for $450? Tangibles, I mean. What does it do for my beer?"

A worthy question! Let's try the exact same beer dispensed with CO2 and "on cask" side by side and drink critically!

December 13, 2010

Mid Winter Homebrew Competition

It's time for you to start thinking about entering into competition with some of those beers you and your friends love to brew so much. I suggest you consider the Mid Winter Homebrew Competition.

Here's a handful of reasons why:

May 3, 2010

Cat piss 'n' Mushrooms


There are some awesome flavor descriptors out there that don't seem appetizing at first glance.

April 2, 2010

Summit India Style Rye Ale


Last weekend I picked up Summit's new India-Style Rye Ale (IRA) and have to say that I'm impressed.