Archive for the Homebrewing Category

Homebrewing-Northern Brewer Extra Pale Ale 1040 Reusing Yeast

Posted on March 17, 2010 by mike

Another homebrew day was upon us this past Sunday! I felt this day was going to be a bit different than the previous homebrewing days in our little space in Fargo. Today I was going to attempt 3 things for the first time. The first thing I was going to do was to actually bottle and brew the same day. There is that hour after your boil starts that…

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How to Siphon Beer

Posted on March 4, 2010 by mike

Siphoning Wort Into a Fermenter Siphoning wort into a fermenter can be a really difficult task for people new to brewing beer. Transferring beer or wort is a delicate process because you are now in a temperature zone that you really want to protect from outside bacteria. That means that every time you open your beer up to the air or stick…

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Homebrewing-Northern Brewer Extra Pale Ale 1040

Posted on February 28, 2010 by mike

A couple weeks back I asked my wife if she would like to give homerbrewing a shot. She has seen me do it a few times both at our place in Fargo and at Jay’s place, and has been enjoying the fruits of my labor. So she decided she would give it a try herself. She loves EPA’s, especially Summits EPA, so she decided to grab Northern Brewers Extra Pale…

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The Traveling Wortbury’s

Posted on February 9, 2010 by mike

Since I started homebrewing I’ve been making a bi-monthly mecca down to Jay’s cabin to partake in a mad session of brewing with multiple brewers. This group of people is one of the most interesting, entertaining, and just down right fun group to brew beer with. The group has been dubbed, “The Traveling Wortbury’s” there is even a…

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Homebrewing – The Fifth Experiment

Posted on February 7, 2010 by mike

Today I decided to take the plunge and give lagering a try. For anyone who doesn’t know, lagering is a very similar process to my previous beers which were ales, but you ferment the wort with a different type of yeast and at different temperatures. Regardless, this is an experiment and it feels just like the first time brewing beer again. The…

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Troy’s All Grain Homebrewing

Posted on January 29, 2010 by mike

Sundays…inevitably are THE best day of the week to brew a batch of beer…especially with friends and during the AFC and NFC championships. Today I was headed over to Troy’s house. Troy, his brother Jake, and good friend Jeremy were going to brew up a batch and were willing to show me their process for doing an all grain batch. I’ve been curious…

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