Tag Archives: kolsch

Kölsch Simplicitas

Posted on April 3, 2022 by Andy Farke

I try to do a kölsch-style ale roughly once a year, in part because I like the style, in part because it’s hard to find (in my opinion) truly great commercial examples, and in part because it’s a fun challenge … Continue reading →

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Kölsch Minimus

Posted on July 17, 2020 by Andy Farke

I keep coming back to the kölsch style, iterating through various grain bills and yeast choices. My past attempts (here [with process notes], here, and here) have been pretty good, but not quite on the mark of what I’m looking … Continue reading →

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Kölschy Kölsch

Posted on March 30, 2020 by Andy Farke

My homebrew club had a kölsch-style ale scheduled as our March contest beer. Well…world events meant that we couldn’t get together. But, I could still do my own tasting at home! I decided to go for a super-simple beer, with … Continue reading →

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Kölsch Simple

Posted on June 29, 2019 by Andy Farke

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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