Making Kombucha
Kombucha is tea fermented with a mixture of yeast and bacteria. This concoction of fermenters is known as a SCOBY but we’ll get back to that later. Kombucha offers a wide range of health...
Category: Homebrewing
7.5 Gallon Anvil Bucket Fermenter Review
The stainless steel bucket fermenter has been a game-changer for homebrewers. Easy cleaning and an almost indestructible build are the most notable qualities. Ss Brewtech brought one of the first versions to market with...
Tropical Milk Stout Recipe
We’re getting a little tropical on this next recipe. My Tropical Milk Stout perfectly melds together coconut, chocolate, and banana. This milk stout provides lots of flavor without being cloyingly sweet. I love a...
Making A Tincture
Tinctures are a method of extracting flavors from spices and other ingredients via spirits. They are a super simple way to add flavor to your beer, cider, or mead. You can even use them...
Beer Chili Recipe
There’s nothing quite like a bowl of chili to brighten up your day. Whether it be tailgating or a comforting family dinner a warm bowl of chili really hits the spot. Odds are you’ll...
Turbulence American Barleywine Recipe
Barleywines aren’t your typical house beers but you’ve likely seen them on every tap list. These malty monsters often feature caramel bready notes with some fruitiness and a hefty abv. You’ll find Barleywines in...
Blichmann BeerGun Review
Bottling sucks and kegging is great but why not both? I’ve been looking at a way to bottle my beer from the keg for awhile. At first I went with a DIY picnic tap...
Barley Brut IPA Recipe
You’ve probably heard of the NEIPA but what about the Brut IPA? The Brut IPA is the west coast’s counter to the east coast’s NEIPA. It’s an IPA with all late hop additions and...
SMaSH 77 IPA Recipe
There’s nothing easier than a SMaSH recipe. SMaSH is short for single malt and single hop. It’s one of the best ways to get a feel for a certain base malt or hop. They...
Brew Your Own Beer Recipe
Go beyond the standard beer kits and build your own recipes. Homebrew stores have some good kits but there’s nothing quite like when you brew your own beer recipe. In the long run you’ll...