Topic: Homebrew Stories
Ninkasi Dreams
What a wild ride! The days since winning the Ninkasi — the award for most points in the final round of the National Homebrew Competition — have been an absolute whirlwind. Winning
Brewing Up A Brülosophy
The Brülosophy website and their related exBEERiments,has become a hot resource. Learn about the founder Marshall Schott’s background and how the website has evolved.
Iced Warsaw Porter
A reader from Poland tells the tale of getting inspired to ice his Warsaw Baltic porter during one particularly cold winter stretch.
Girl Power
Homebrewing — and brewing in general — has long been an activity dominated by men. But that is slowly starting to change as initiatives from clubs and homebrew shop owners are beginning to bring some balance to a hobby that should be enjoyed by all.
Homebrewing in Rwanda
Located in central Africa, Rwanda is one of the most fertile places on the planet and banana beer is the local’s homemade drink of choice. One reader discovers the art of homebrewing in the land of banana beer.
Meet Juniper Rose: Vermont’s youngest female brewer
“June has a natural allure to help with any work that’s going on here,” Eckert shared, “So she was stoked to have her own beer.”
A Brewer’s Story – Discovering the world through beer
Join one homebrewer as he tastes and brew-hops his way on a four-month trip around the world.
The Blind Collaboration Brew
Often touted with pride amongst the brewing community is the fact that brewing is both an art and a science – well this veers well into the art territory.
7 Great Group Projects
Being a part of a homebrew club allows homebrewers to participate in projects that would be difficult by oneself. We searched out seven of our favorite club projects and asked the clubs behind them to share the details.
Inspiration to Brew an Ethiopian T’ej
Inspired by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery’s Miles Davis Bitches Brew, one homebrewer learns about an interesting fermentation culture in Ethiopia.
Brew Con London: Facing A Shining Future – Last Call
. . . on a crisp, London-gray, November day, more than 500 amateur brewers headed to a warehouse venue in Bethnal Green for the inaugural Brew Con London.
Pirate Brews In Colorado
Palm trees and coconuts, what else screams Caribbean? How about pineapple, jerk spices, and Scotch bonnet peppers?
