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Home(brewing) for the Holidays

November 11, 2020 by fifthseason Leave a Comment

-Dan Toot- Let’s talk about Hygge. Translated from Danish it roughly means: a quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being. Folks, I think we’ll need quite a bit of Hygge as we enter this fast-approaching, still-weird Holiday season. Hard to believe we’re already talking about it, but for a homebrewer, thinking about the process of making a beer, it’s practically here! So I’m here to help the homebrewer plan their gift-giving options … [Read more...] about Home(brewing) for the Holidays

Filed Under: Homebrew Tagged With: brewing, brewing beer, holiday, homebrew, Porter, stout

Blonde Stout

May 19, 2020 by fifthseason 1 Comment

-Ryan Blankenship- Over the past few years, I’ve been seeing more and more Blonde Stouts being brewed, and I finally got the chance to brew one myself.  If you are not familiar with this style, it is an ale with the color of an IPA that has the characteristics of a Stout.  The first time I tried one was at one of our Homebrew for Hunger events about four years ago.  My brain and taste buds were on totally different pages that day.  Traditionally, stouts have an opaque black color to them with … [Read more...] about Blonde Stout

Filed Under: Homebrew Tagged With: blonde stout, brewing, brewing beer, home brew, homebrew, stout

How to Balance a Beer

April 17, 2017 by fifthseason Leave a Comment

-Ryan Blankenship- After going to beer school at Siebel Institute you learn a few things about brewing that perfect beer. One of the keys to designing that great beer is balance. Without the correct bitterness your beer could be either too sweet or too bitter. Today we will focus on the correct IBUs for the style of beer you want to create. IBU stands for International Bittering Units. Let’s start with stouts and porters. These styles typically have lower IBUs than your IPAs and pale … [Read more...] about How to Balance a Beer

Filed Under: Homebrew Tagged With: homebrew, IPA, Porter, stout

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