Category Archives: rye ale

Summer RyePA

Posted on September 19, 2020 by Andy Farke

My latest session IPA was a bit of a kitchen sink beer, but also one where I wanted to create a slightly more “traditional” northwest IPA. That means citrus and pine for the hops, and no fear of the crystal … Continue reading →

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Aftershock Amber Ale

Posted on August 26, 2019 by Andy Farke

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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OverDRyeV Ale

Posted on December 17, 2017 by Andy Farke

I’ve done very little brewing with rye; this is a fairly common ingredient in commercial (and home) brews, but I rarely use it in my own recipes. A search of my blog found only two instances, in fact (a pilsner and … Continue reading →

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