Nottingham Has Fallen?
Nottingham is widely regarded as one of the best yeasts for English-style cider out there. Can a wild yeast take its place?
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Nottingham is widely regarded as one of the best yeasts for English-style cider out there. Can a wild yeast take its place?
Read moreRecipe and tasting notes for my entry into this years advent exchange – a braggot made by blending an imperial stout with a bochet mead.
Read moreMy first test of the Mad Fermentationists Saison Blend. How did it perform in a mixed-fermentation saison? Tune in to find out!
Read moreRecipe and tasting notes for a light and refreshing sour saison brewed using rye and GMO’d yeast.
Read moreA recipe for turning out a flavourful and complex low-ABV saison in just two weeks. A quick turn-around beer perfect for hot summer days!
Read moreRecipe and tasting note for a dead-simple German Pilsner. A lighter beer for the heat of early summer.
Read moreRecipe and tasting notes for CAK – a fusion of modern and historical American IPA. Brewed with kveik & modern hops, but using a traditional approach to malt.
Read moreLactic Yeast throwdown! A side-by-side comparison of Lallemands Sourvisiae and Philly Sour lactic acid producing yeasts.
Read moreRecipe and tasting notes for “Bier of Oktober”, an easy-drinking and easily brewed Oktoberfest-style festbier. Malty and delicious!
Read moreA short back story, recipe and tasting notes for the first beer I tried to clone. I haven’t brewed this beer in over a decade – does the recipe stand up?
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