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The Ones That Got Away…
For a variety of reasons, I haven’t been able to blog about every single batch I brewed in 2018. Many of the ones that didn’t make the cut were repeat brewings of successful recipes. Because I’m not likely to get … Continue reading
Posted in Belgian sour, double IPA, fruit beer, IPA, session beer, session IPA, tastings, wheat beer, witbier
Tagged American IPA, American wheat ale, Belgian witbier, CDJ, Cerveza de Jamaica, fruit beer, IPA, kettle sour, Raspberry Belgian, session IPA, sour beer, wheat beer, witbier
Beer Tasting: Lemondrop Wheat Ale
I always forget how much I enjoy a good American wheat ale. This one is a nice showcase for Lemondrop hops. Continue reading
Posted in hops, tastings, wheat beer
Tagged American wheat ale, hops, Lemondrop Hops, Lemondrop Wheat Ale, LWA, tastings, wheat beer
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Lemondrop Wheat Ale
Summer means wheat beers! My intention with this batch is to have something light and refreshing that won’t take too long to turn around, either. I also wanted to experiment with Lemondrop hops, and this seemed like the perfect style … Continue reading
Posted in hops, wheat beer
Tagged American wheat ale, Lemondrop Wheat Ale, LWA, wheat beer
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Beer Tasting: 2016 Orange Summer Wheat Ale
I am many weeks past kicking the keg of my latest orange wheat beer, but fortunately I did a tasting for posterity–on the very last pour for the batch. This recipe has earned its place in my regular rotation! The … Continue reading
Posted in wheat beer
Tagged Orange Summer Wheat Ale, orange wheat beer, OSWA, wheat beer
2016 Orange Summer Wheat Ale Kegged
Tonight (24 February 2016), I kegged my latest orange wheat ale. It had dropped from 1.043 to 1.010 gravity, for 4.3% abv. I added the orange extract (I had filtered out the peel pieces, leaving just the liquid), and it … Continue reading
Posted in kegging, wheat beer
Tagged OSWA