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Revolutionary new concaved bottoms on our conry kegs prevents yeast from being sucked up the Dip-tube and into your beer glass. If you have not …
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Just wishing everyone a Happy National I.P.A. Day! http://www.victoryag.org/ryc.htm Here is a great article about National IPA Day posted by …
Wood fire pizza ovens are a must-have for anyone who loves to cook and entertain outdoors (or indoors). Whether you’re an experienced chef or just starting to explore your culinary skills, a wood fire pizza oven offers a unique and authentic way of cooking that is both delicious and versatile. From crispy crusts and melted […]
We’ve been brewing kombucha on and off at home for several years now, the problem was that we started small (1 gallon) and our family of five would tear through that amount in no time. So from there, we scaled up and started brewing 5-gallon batches (as a homebrewer, that was the next logical step […]
These are unprecedented times that seem to have caught the world by surprise. Our thoughts are with all of you during these difficult times. Updated April 23, 2020 We’re still open and shipping. We have reduced staff in order to increase distances. The homebrew industry continues to be overwhelmed with orders, so please continue to […]
If you didn’t read our last post How to Make Hard Seltzer at Home, go check it out. We walk through a couple different ways to make hard seltzer at home as well as a couple different ways to flavor the seltzer. This time, we’ll walk you through our first foray into making hard seltzer. […]
We’re a bit late to the party with this post (actually really late) since “White Claw Summer” has passed and we’re just about through winter and into spring. But, we’re always down to try something new and hard seltzer happened to be a request from the wife after a recent visit to a couple of […]
Kombucha’s reputation is well known in the beverage world, you can find it pretty much everywhere. The most popular form of distribution is on tap and can be found in grocery stores, coffee shops, corporate offices, yoga studios, homes, basically everywhere. If you don’t already know by now, kombucha is a fermented tea that has […]
This is a follow up post to the original Scaling Up – Brewing 5 Gallons of Kombucha at Home (which I forgot to continue updating). I don’t know why I never finished the original post, but here we are now, almost 1 year later and I’m digging back through my notes and pictures to see […]
