Why Visit A Local Brewery
4 Benefits of Visiting a Local Brewery
Beer is one of the oldest inventions known to man, dating back to at least 4,000 BCE located in what is now, Iraq. However, the
Beer is one of the oldest inventions known to man, dating back to at least 4,000 BCE located in what is now, Iraq. However, the
In the craft beer world, it’s always about growth and how we can change the world with our beer. How can we continue to find exotic, fresh ways to keep our beer drinkers uber happy, and also, how to bring more people into our tribe?
Let’s begin with a little lesson about beer. Before you decide what type of beer you are, we want to educate you on the differences. There are only two main types of beer – lager and ale – and the others that you are already thinking of, derived from these two types.
A flight of beers. . . It’s a wonderful thing – it’s a sampler platter, a master class and a party, all wrapped into one little treat that’s bursting with flavor and delivering fresh and unique bursts of the unknown to that palate of yours. Some might even consider it a beer charcuterie! Too much? Just go with us here!
Do vegans drink beer? Of course they do, but what beer drinkers might not know is that not all beer is vegan. This is one of those “vegetarianism myths” that actually proves to be correct, at least some of the time. Different brands and brewers have different recipes and techniques and different beers may have other flavorings to make them unique.
Do vegans drink beer? Of course they do, but what beer drinkers might not know is that not all beer is vegan. This is one of those “vegetarianism myths” that actually proves to be correct, at least some of the time. Different brands and brewers have different recipes and techniques and different beers may have other flavorings to make them unique.
Do vegans drink beer? Of course they do, but what beer drinkers might not know is that not all beer is vegan. This is one of those “vegetarianism myths” that actually proves to be correct, at least some of the time. Different brands and brewers have different recipes and techniques and different beers may have other flavorings to make them unique.
Well, that’s a loaded question. There are a number of factors that go into beer tasting best – and it’s not just during the brew process. There’s always been a long-standing battle of what’s better – tap vs canned beer? There’s nothing like an ice cold canned beer on a hot Summer day, especially when you’re doing yard work or soaking up some sun at the pool. Likewise there’s nothing like heading to a brewery or bar and getting an ice cold brew on tap.
When brewing a fruited sour, you do so in a process known as “kettle souring”, when you get to the boil stages of your brew, you do an extended boil and add the bacteria during the boil which allows you to sour the beer, but also kill the bacteria.
If you’ve ever visited a brewery’s taproom you may know first hand one of the best things about breweries… The camaraderie! There’s no bar across the planet where you’ll sit down and people will bring in a couple of brews from their home to share with people at the bar.
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