Time to shake up the foundation of your beer. This week, we’re stepping away from our coveted, traditional barley and trying out something new- Rye malt. While it’s certainly not unheard of, Rye beers are considered specialty beers, and this …
Let’s hit that Rosé all day! Blooming onto the trending beer scene over the past couple of years, rosé beer is the light, fruity wine/beer hybrid that was destined to be a summer favorite. Rosé beer has been around since …
On the dry, sunny coasts of Italy that border the Adriatic Sea thrives Eraclea Pilsner Malt. Crafted from the Weyermann® Specialty Line, this unique terroir malt was developed by Saatgut Breun in Bavaria, Germany through selective breeding in the 1970’s. …
We’ve all been handed a malty ale, a hoppy IPA, a smooth and sweet milkshake IPA, and various other styles of beer. But, have you ever reached for a sour beer?
Famous for a sour and somewhat salty profile is …
In times of uncertainty and confusion, there is comfort in reaching for something familiar. As a staple in the industry for the last forty years, the American Pale Ale can be considered one of the leading inspirations for the craft …
Close your eyes and imagine a Hazy IPA. The haziest you can conjure. Now, take that hypothetical Hazy and throw some lactose in there, just for fun. Can you picture it? Good. That’s a Milkshake IPA. Milkshake IPAs are the …
Irish Red Ales. Exquisite in its red color and depth, heavenly malty in aroma, and delicious in flavor with just that suggestive hint of caramel and an affable hop bitterness. While this is a name and style often used by …
While no one has a clear answer on what the perfect beer is, there is no doubt that Hazy IPAs have made their mark in the industry. Seventeen years ago, Hazy IPAs, also known as …
HomebrewCon came to Portland OR for its 40th anniversary as well as the farewell for Charlie Papazian, author of The New Complete Joy of Homebrewing and founder of the American Homebrewers Association and the Brewers Association. We had a great time …
Surly Brewing’s philosophy is that the beer is what matters most, above everything else. It’s a philosophy better poured than spoken or written.
That philosophy certainly rings true when you take a sip …