Author Archives: Andy Farke

Aftershock Amber Ale

Posted on August 26, 2019

Craft beer is more common than ever, but it still seems like the style landscape has contracted. Hazy IPAs are everywhere, and of course you can get double IPAs and the barrel aged stouts. These are great from time to … Continue reading →

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Pannotia White IPA 1.7

Posted on August 25, 2019

I skipped a round last year, but decided that I needed to do another batch of my old favorite, Pannotia White IPA. As I brewed this a few weeks back and as I enjoyed it now, I reflected on the … Continue reading →

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No Latitude Tropical Stout

Posted on July 10, 2019

Summer fun doesn’t mean I have to be limited to light lagers (and I do love light lagers!). I think there is a place for dark beers in the warm weather, given the right recipe and the right mindset. So, a … Continue reading →

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Kölsch Simple

Posted on June 29, 2019

As I continue my explorations of German-style brewing, a kölsch-style ale seemed like a good next step for the summer months. My local brew shop had a kolsch malt from Schill, that was supposed to have a really nice flavor. … Continue reading →

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Alta California Lager

Posted on May 26, 2019

It’s late spring in California…theoretically, this should be a warm time of the year. A few months back, I wanted to have a clear, clean, tasty Mexican-style lager on hand for the anticipated afternoons out on the patio. It’s ended … Continue reading →

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