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What Virtual Staging Is and How Breweries Are Using It to Plan Taprooms
Walk into an empty warehouse that’s about to become a brewery and you’ll see concrete floors,
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Why Your Old Chimney Makes the Perfect Smoky Malt for Brewing
Source your malt directly from traditional malthouses that still use chimney-fired kilns, where smoke from beech,
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Growing Beer Garden Plants
A beer garden means that the ingredients needed to produce beer are being homegrown. The knowledge
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Hops Plant Support
Hops are the most important plant used for beer brewing. It is responsible for keeping the
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Brew Beer At Home
Beer brewing at home has been practice for decades dating back to the 1960s. No matter
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Best Beer Brewing Kit
If you want to start brewing beer at home, you need the best kit there is.
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Why Your Old Chimney Makes the Perfect Smoky Malt for Brewing
Source your malt directly from traditional malthouses that still use chimney-fired kilns, where smoke from beech, oak, or cherry wood rises through tall brick chimneys to kiss barley with authentic character. Alternatively, construct a cold-smoking chamber using food-grade materials and hardwood chips to transform base malt into your own smoked specialty grain—but never attempt this inside an active fireplace or chimney system without consulting local chimney repair experts, as creosote buildup and structural damage pose serious fire hazards. Toast smoked malt samples in a pan before brewing to assess flavor intensity, starting with 5-10% of ...
The Benefits of Alcohol-free Beer
As alcohol-free beers continue to grow in popularity, an increasing number of people are discovering the benefits of drinking them. Unlike regular beer, alcohol-free beer contains zero grams of alcohol, meaning that it is healthier for you and won't impair your ability to drive or operate machinery. Additionally, alcohol-free beer is a great way to socialize without drinking alcohol. It can be enjoyed at a bar or restaurant, and it won't make you feel bloated or guilty afterward. Finally, alcohol-free beer is good for your liver since it doesn't contain alcohol. Some Benefits of Drinking ...
How to Pack a Cooler Strategically With Beer and Food
The best way to keep your beer and food cold in a cooler or solar-powered fridge on a hot summer day is by pre-chilling your cooler, using block ice packs/ice blocks, and packing the cooler strategically. Taking out spoilt salads or warm homemade beer from your cooler can ruin your summer outing. Making your drink and food items stay cold may seem like an uphill task at first, but it's a simpler process than you think. This article will be discussing how to pack a cooler and keep it shut off from the outside air ...
Best Wine Fridge
Wine is one of those beverages that don’t typically have an expiry. The longer they are stored, the more they taste better. However, the storage temperature plays a factor in keeping the wine in great condition. Different wines require different temperature settings and therefore, the appliance that can help you attain that is a wine fridge. Here are some of the best wine fridges out there: 1. Lanbo Dual Zone Compressor Wine Cooler This cooler is meant for a dedicated wine connoisseur. It can store up to 160 bottles for display while setting the temperatures ...
22 Smoked Beer Recipes You Can Brew At Home
Smoked beer is a result of incorporating smoke and beer together in the right balance so that it remains pleasant to drink. Here are some recipes you can try using your home beer brewing kits. 1. Smoked Wee Heavy ABV: 8.70%; IBU: 40; SRM: 23.5 2. Smoked Helles ABV: 5.60%; IBU: 21; SRM: 3.5 3. Andrew’s Grodziskie ABV: 2.90%; IBU: 27; SRM: 3.2 4. Smokey the Beer II (All-Grain) ABV: 5.10%; IBU: ~31; SRM: ~13 5. Smokey the Beer II (Partial-Mash) ABV: 5.10%; IBU: ~31; SRM: ~13 6. Boeing Smoked Apple Lager (extract) ABV: 5.80%; ...
Hops Plant Support
Hops are the most important plant used for beer brewing. It is responsible for keeping the beer fresh, retaining its flavor and aroma, and making them last longer. The challenge for having hops in your beer garden is its growing procedures. They are known to be fast growers, wherein they can grow at a maximum rate of 12 inches in a day or 30 feet in a year. Aside from that, it can weigh up to 25 pounds. Some parts of the hops also can be used for other uses like detergents or condiments. In ...