Homebrewing
DuClaw Brewing has announced the winner of their H.E.R.O homebrew competition – Jalapeño Business, brewed by Mitch Kreis of Pasadena, Maryland.
Mitch did a fantastic job balancing the heat of the pepper, hop bitterness, honey sweetness, and malt backbone to create Continue Reading →
A great opportunity for home brewers. Lonerider Brewing (Raleigh, NC) will host Brew it Forward 2014, for the 5th time. Home brewers are given the opportunity to brew a professional batch at the brewery, and realize some craft brewing aspirations.
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It has been 30 years since the last time a woman won the National Homebrew Competition. Annie Johnson has captured the title of Homebrewer of the Year for her entry – a Lite American Lager. This Continue Reading →
The American Homebrewers Association reports that after a recent survey homebrewing is seeing huge growth throughout the United States. The main results from the survey are as follows:
Homebrew Beginners: 80% of shops surveyed experienced increased sales of beginner homebrew equipment Continue Reading →
Here’s a story about a brewery, a pub regular, a homebrew collaboration, and a kindly English grandfather.
Actually the Cliffnotes version: 21st Amendment is brewing Imperial Jack, an ESB, using a recipe they’ve collaborated with a pub regular/ homebrewer Richard Brewer-Hay. Continue Reading →
Finally. Mississippi will soon have the freedom to brew their own beer with out the threat of jail time. Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has signed legislation to that end.
Grassroots organization Raise Your Pints has been working diligently to help get Continue Reading →
A winner has been declared for the 2012 Duclaw Brewing H.E.R.O. (Honest. Excellent. Robust. Original) home brewing competition: Chocolate Chipote Stout. The winning entry was brewed by Vincent and Suzanne Powers of Nottingham, MD.
The winning entry will be brewed by Continue Reading →