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Home Brewing News
Adding Fruit to Beer
So you want to add some fruit to that stout or wheat beer!
Do you know how? Do you know what ways are less risky then others?
In my latest article, I examine how to add fruit to beer. There are several ways to do so.
You can go to the ARTICLES tab and go to the ADDING FRUIT TO BEER article of hit THIS LINK!
New Additions to the Deals Page
I just added a great buy or 2 to the Deals page!
Like this NEW converted 15.5 gallon keg at an unbelievable price!
Check out the DEALS tab for more good deals!
Membership Drive Heats Up!
Sign up for the Brewsletter (fill in your name and email address on the pop-over when you first visit the page) and you will receive not only my book, but free downloads of ALL of the 20 QUESTIONS FOR 20 BREWERS podcasts absolutely free!
This is my way of saying THANK YOU FOR BEING ON OUR MAILING LIST.
Rest assured I do NOT share this information with ANYONE! It is absolutely, positively private!
Water Treatment and Beer
What do you know about beer styles and water? Like most homebrewers, I didn’t really know much about it until I dug down deeper into it.
I could call this WATER CHEMISTRY 101 but instead I call it “Water Treatments.”
Find out what you need to know about water chemistry and how it relates to different beer styles by hitting THIS LINK or going to the Articles tab.
Old Fort Lewis Hop Variety Trials
Amber is a fellow homebrewer, a member of the Animas Alers Homebrewing Club and a friend.
She started a blog about her upcoming hop project at the old Fort Lewis Farm. Here is her first article from her blog. I have also linked to her webpage in the article so you can keep track of her progress.
Monk’s Cafe Flemish Sour Ale Review.
Today I review Monk’s Cafe Flemish Sour Ale.
This will be a growing section of my critic of these craft beers.
Hit THIS LINK or go to the pull down menu of the Craft Beer Review.
Brewing Gluten Free
So what do you know about brewing gluten free?
Did you know 2-3 million Americans cannot tolerate gluten in their beer? So what is a person with Celiac Disease supposed to do when they are thirsty? Drink beer of course, made with the plant to the left.
Click here to read about my research or go to the articles tab above and find “BREWING GLUTEN FREE.”
Member Drive
If you sign up for the newsletter (when the pop-over appears) and confirm your subscription via email from AWeber, you will receive my book, 12 THINGS I WISH I HAD KNOWN WHEN I STARTED HOMEBREWING absolutely free (in PDF format).
As always, thank you for your support.
TO ENTER THE ANIMAS ALERS/SKA PRO-AM
The link below will get you entered into the Ska Brewing/Animas Alers Pro-Am Homebrew Competition.
https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=IynXoI8VDUGQa2ZXBECOAg
It is posted here and on the Pro-Am tab above.
Using Gelatin for Beer Clarity
Nothing looks better then a crystal clear beer after you worked out in the yard or after working hard all day! You come home, hit the tap and you get a cloudy, less attractive beer. Not that there is anything wrong with cloudy beer, but sometimes you want to be able to see through it. It is, after all, part of the visual thing.
So how do you clear it up after you bottle or keg it? Simple! Hit this link to find out, it is my latest article on using gelatin to clear your beer or go to the ARTICLES tab and select Using Gelatin for Beer Clarity.















