Showing posts with label lager. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lager. Show all posts
August 23, 2011
Smoke Your Beer, Not Your Butt!
In my efforts to keep up with the amount of beer I produce in comparison to the amount of beer I actually drink, often times a good amount of my home brew ends up in the food I cook. Some of my favorite food in the whole world is smoked pork and BBQ. Since my charcoal fired outdoor smoker has taken up residence in my parents garage, I decided to try and take a shortcut or two to produce some pulled pork sandwiches.
June 14, 2011
Panadería Norteña
When life gives you lemons... make a shandy! When life gives you undercarbonated beer? Bake with it!
April 14, 2011
Brewer's Log: Kansas City Lager
Occasionally, I find myself & the wife in a type of restaurant that repeats itself across the country. These aren't the eateries that entirely play off some combination of fries and fried-meat-patty-on-bun as an excuse for wining & dining; rather, these are the places that have a signature appetizer, followed up by gastric proportions of steak, salad with shrimp, & the like. And it's often the case that the best pour these same chains offer is Sam Adams' Boston Lager.
Labels:
All Grain,
Beer,
brewing,
craft beer,
fermentation,
lager,
recipes
March 15, 2011
Beware the Ides of Märzen
Or don't beware, that's cool too. Amber lager is delicious, whether you call it Oktoberfest or Märzen .
February 28, 2011
Notes on a Brew Day: Helles VII
House beer: do you have one? A brew that you always keep on hand, or at least return to frequently? Perhaps it's a seasonal feature in your homebrewery's lineup? And, in a world where change is the only constant, is the recipe static? Or do you, like me, succumb to the urge to fiddle?
Labels:
All Grain,
brewing,
German beer,
ingredients,
lager,
malt,
recipes
December 21, 2010
It's Winter, So Eis-Something
March 23, 2010
Lawnmowers and Weddings.
Summer is just around the corner, which means that the season for weddings and lawnmower beers is also around the corner.
Labels:
Beer,
Belgian,
events,
lager,
strong beer,
techniques,
yeast
March 19, 2010
Today's Reading
Labels:
All Grain,
brewing,
German beer,
lager,
malt,
mysteries,
techniques
March 3, 2010
Brewer's log: Mardi Gras Bock Clone
Labels:
All Grain,
American beer,
Bock,
brewing,
clones,
craft beer,
lager,
recipes,
travel
February 19, 2010
February 1, 2010
Kellerbier time
One beautiful afternoon a while ago now I had several beers in the Biergarten across the road from the brewery in Aying. Sitting under a chestnut tree in a quiet Bavarian village and watching the sun set in the Alps over half-liter mugs of cloudy, incredibly fresh lagers pretty much ruined me forever.
Labels:
beer culture,
brewing,
German beer,
how to,
lager,
recipes,
techniques,
traditional beverages,
travel,
video,
yeast
December 12, 2009
Beer Planet Travelog: Bamberg

Bamberg, Germany is a UNESCO World Heritage site, full of medieval buildings that survived WWII. Walking its streets and squares makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. History is great and all, but on my trans-Bavarian beer trek I was more interested in its nine breweries, all within walking distance (or stumbling distance).
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