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Bell’s Uberon, a barrel-aged Oberon is come at the end of August

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Bell’s Brewery’s widely popular seasonal Oberon will have extra life as the weather cools down. The Michigan based brewery has been barrel-aging the wheat ale to create something much stronger than the summer sipper/ Meet Bell’s Uberon.  The brewery describes Uberon as their “classic wheat ale with a shot of bourbon dropped into it.” Something … Read more

The Wall Of Cans, The Wall of Noise

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The last time I was in Düsseldorf, my wife and I went to the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf. I’m not a big… read post The post The Wall Of Cans, The Wall of Noise appeared first on The Full Pint – Craft… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, … Read more

TNT Cider

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Clean your fermenting vessel with a non-soap detergent. Rinse well—any trace residue will end up in your cider!—and air dry. Sanitize your fermentation vessel and 2 foil sheets per sanitizer directions. Boil 1 pint (473 mL) water and let cool to 105°F (41°C). Mix in a pinch of yeast nutrient and sprinkle the yeast over … Read more

Mother Earth Timber Giant Pale Ale & Treefort Music Fest return

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Mother Earth Timber Giant Pale Ale is making a return to the brewery’s lineup, now that Treefort Music Fest is returning.  This Idaho-exclusive dry hopped Pale Ale pairs perfectly with the Gem State’s largest festival. In 2020, like pretty much everything else, found the Treefort Festival cancelled. Bars and restaurants canceled their orders too, essentially killing Giant Pale Ale production. The beer would have to wait.  “After last year’s … Read more

Buskey Cider finds instant success in boozy soft serve

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On our first trip to the Scott’s Addition area of Richmond, Virginia, we found lots of breweries. Our day drinking curveball, and one of the most memorable experiences actually came thanks to Elle & Will Correll, who own Buskey Cider.  Buskey Cider is some of the best cider we’ve had on the east coast. We’ve … Read more

How to Make Washed Honeycomb Mead with Medieval Flair

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By Susan Verberg My fascination with honey fermentation, as well as my frugal inclinations, led me down some unexpected paths: learning to keep bees for easy access to raw honey seems pretty straightforward, but that quickly devolved into boiling-wax-comb experiments, dead bees and all, to make plausible medieval must, and culminated in winning a bronze … Read more