Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
August 12, 2011
Brewing TV - Episode 42: King's Coolship
The King is in the building! NB soldier and determined yeast junkie Jeremy King (you remember him from Episode 4, right?) is back with yet another twisted yeast experiment. This time he's trying wrangle wild yeast from his environs in Milwaukee, WI for eventual commercial use. He's got a very interesting way of going about it - utilizing a coolship. Wild yeast, microscopes, fire, and fermented fish. You never know what you're going to get when you're hanging out with J-King. Prepare to be - KING'D!
Related Blog Posts by J-King:
2 Things Literature Says You Shouldn't Do That You Shouldn't
Better Brewing Through Chemistry
Beer and Your Body: The Alcohol Hangover
Eat Your Beer Like a King
Labels:
30th level beer nerd,
brewing,
coloring outside lines,
experiment,
fermentation,
history,
video,
wild yeast,
yeast
May 19, 2010
May 7, 2010
Brewing TV: Episode 1
A webcast about homebrewing and beer culture.
Our first episode (which premieres today) visits four homebrewers gone pro at Fulton Brewing Co. and goes behind the scenes at the Upper Mississippi Mashout, one of the largest homebrew comps in America. We also brew a wheat beer, which bores the hell out of Jake's cat.
Our first episode (which premieres today) visits four homebrewers gone pro at Fulton Brewing Co. and goes behind the scenes at the Upper Mississippi Mashout, one of the largest homebrew comps in America. We also brew a wheat beer, which bores the hell out of Jake's cat.
Labels:
Beer,
beer culture,
brewing,
craft beer,
events,
video
April 16, 2010
April 1, 2010
February 9, 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
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