Is Cape May, NJ the Craft Drinks Capital of New Jersey?
New Jersey is a state full of great Breweries, Wineries, and Distilleries that reflect the cultural history of their …
Missouri craft brewers guild teams up for limited Cold IPA. Here’s where you can get it.
That’s the idea behind Missouri Loves Company, the new collaborative beer from members of the Missouri Craft Brewers Guild. The limited-time-only brew, a Cold IPA, became available across the …
Ohio breweries win big at Great American Beer Festival
Ohio breweries cleaned up at the 2023 Great American Beer Festival competition in Denver this weekend, taking home 19 medals.
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Colorado beer … Brewing Co., which boasts three locations on the Front Range, proved the state’s biggest winner of the day with three medals, including a gold in the brand-new West Coast-style …
7 Illinois Breweries Medal At Great American Beer Festival
Sew Hop’d Brewery in Huntley and Horse Thief Hollow Brewing in Beverly captured gold, taking home top honors in the brewing …
Mike Hess Brewing Co. launches ‘Rising Hope’ Hazy IPA to fundraise for Pediatric Cancer Foundation
NORTH PARK (KUSI)- Every month, Mike Hess Brewing … through a beer called, Rising Hope. One brewery in each state across the country will be selling the ‘Rising Hope’ Hazy IPA throughout …
Saw Down Unda (New Zealand-style Pilsner)
Brew in a bag (BIAB) process:
- Mash Grain at 148°F (64°C) for 60 minutes (pH between 5.30-5.35)
- Pull bag and add first wort hops
- Bring to boil and boil for 60 minutes
- Whirlpool hop addition at 170°F (77°C) for 15 minutes
- Cool wort to 55°F (13°C) and pitch yeast.
- Let ferment at 55°F (13°C) until about 60% complete with fermentation about 4-6days
- Bump temp to 65°F (18°C) and finish out fermenting (this is usually when I add the dry hops)
- Cold crash to 38°F (3°C) and add gelatin to fine for 24-48hrs and then keg.
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No Rally Caps Needed — Catching Some Optimism With One of the Most Influential People in Baseball (and Beer)
With beer, there’s an inherent social side of sharing a pint with someone, an excuse to draw out a conversation and connection.“Everyone likes authenticity and when they know they’re getting the real you,” says Jason Gudim, the Minnesota pastor, baseball fan, and avid Eno Sarris reader “There are people out there who really, really, really enjoy talking about baseball and invariably tell the most interesting stories You can tell how much Eno cares about what he does because of how easy it is to connect with his work.”
2023 Winners Announced for GABF Award Ceremony
(Denver, CO)—The Brewers Association (BA) unveiled the best beers of 2023 during an awards ceremony at the Great American Beer Festival (GABF®). GABF is the nation’s largest professional beer competition, […]
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Cool Cousin Brewing Raw Lager Review
In recent weeks, the craft … Schenectady, New York’s Frog Alley Brewing, where Cool Cousin currently calls home as they presumably plan for a facility of their own should the beer prove …