Date: July-August 2017
Yogi Berliner
Digital and Plus Members OnlyThis Berliner weisse recipe creates a quick soured ale by using 4 oz. of acidulated malt and a live yogurt culture
Beets by Drie Saison
Digital and Plus Members OnlyBeets impart the flavor of fresh soil and a fantastic magenta color to beer. Beets were my answer to rescue a Brett saison with objectionable sulfur. I hoped the renewed fermentation from the sugar in the beets would drive off the volatile aromatics while the aromatics would complement the spicy and earthy wild yeast character. I peeled and shredded three beets on a box grater and racked five gallons (19 L) of beer onto it for an extended secondary. It worked!
Four Tsarinas Imperial Stout By Joe Formanek
Digital and Plus Members OnlyBOS-winning homebrew recipe, brewed by Joe Formanek. Winner of Drunk Monk Challenge (Aurora, Illinois – 571 entries)
Ichetucknee Pale Ale (Vermont Version) By Danny Coenen
Digital and Plus Members OnlyBOS-winning homebrew recipe, brewed by Danny Coenen. Winner of First Coast Cup (Jacksonville, Florida: 548 entries)
Fookin Buggerin Time Barleywine By Jeremy Cowan
Digital and Plus Members OnlyBOS-winning homebrew recipe, brewed by Jeremy Cowan. Winner of Because Beer Homebrew Competition (Hamilton, Ontario:
500 entries)
Papa Don’s Brown (English) Porter By Christopher LaSpada
Digital and Plus Members OnlyBOS-winning homebrew recipe, brewed by Christopher LaSpada. Winner of New Jersey State Fair (Augusta, New Jersey: 340 entries)
German Pilsner By Brian Bergquist
Digital and Plus Members OnlyBOS-winning homebrew recipe, brewed by Brian Bergquist. Winner of the 10th Annual Virginia Beer Blitz (Hampton, Virginia: 383 entries)
Crazy Mountain Brewing Co.’s Crazy Mountain Amber Ale clone
Digital and Plus Members OnlyThis amber ale is somewhat of a hybrid between a hops-forward American pale ale with a big-time floral nose and flavor, and a roasty/malty American brown ale.
Crazy Mountain Brewing Co.: Replicator
Digital and Plus Members OnlyDear Replicator, I am an avid homebrewer and especially enjoy trying to replicate the great beers I come across in my journeys. I recently fell in love with Crazy Mountain Brewing Company’s Amber Ale and its floral-hoppy finish. To my dismay, I cannot find a clone recipe anywhere! I knew if anyone could tackle a project like
Storing Ingredients
FREEOne of the easiest ways to save money as you begin homebrewing more often — and a way to ensure you have ingredients on hand when you decide to brew up a batch
New Zealand Pilsner
Digital and Plus Members OnlyThis pale lager combines some of the better attributes of Pilsner and Kölsch with intriguing modern New Zealand hops.