Einkorn beer brewed on a hobby basis at Hemnes has won acclaim from near and far. (Photo: Asle Rønning)
Posted on 08/05/2012 7:33:03 AM PDT by Renfield
Einkorn beer brewed on a hobby basis at Hemnes has won acclaim from near and far. (Photo: Asle Rønning)
Ping
Hmmm...
Is there such a thing as a homebrewers ping list?
If so, I want in. ‘Pod.
But this could be different.
There was one but I don’t know who is handling it now.
It’s the modern Stone Age brewery!
Yes there is a homebrewing ping list I will add you to it. I post a thread every Friday at 5:30 CDT, Beer Thirty.
Pinging all the Homebrewers and wine makers.
I have the list since NewsHound retired from posting to the ping list
a little wheat in any brew produces a head on the beer i;ve finally learned...likeise altering any clone/recipe to my own liking works too, e.g. leaving the chocolate malt out of a scotch ale mix makes a better tasting scotch ale (for me) others will judge that that makes it no longer a true scotch alle (a scotch ale is also different than scottish ales, I’ve read...brewing fer dummies, i think)...
brewing is now what i make it and call it...if i had to name it, i’d just put a McG’s/GyG;s in front of whatever it is (to me) and that’s it!
;)
Semper Beer!
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I am not a fan of wheat beers either. I bought a six pack of Blue Moon wheat ale a few months ago and after trying one I ended up just pouring the rest down the drain. Now that was something I never thought I would do to a bottle of beer!
“Yes there is a homebrewing ping list I will add you to it. I post a thread every Friday at 5:30 CDT, Beer Thirty.”
I did not know that!
Can you please put me on that list?
And also my brother, Heartlander
http://www.freerepublic.com/~heartlander/
I would never do that!
I would keep it around for guest to try. If any like it, give it away.
That is what I did with a Great Lakes Cherry Wheat I bought many moons ago. (It was Horrible)
You both have been added to the Homebrewing ping list.
I needed the bottles.
Is it the Fred & Barney brand, with a Bedrock address?
See, this is the very thing that frustrates the heck out of me. Mega brewers produce garbage scow bilge and through millions in marketing lead people to think that they are producing something they are not. In this case, a wheat beer. Yes, it has wheat in it, but likely has lots of rice and/or corn as well.
There are amazing wheat beers out there and their flavor profiles are very diverse. I’ll admit that some wheat beers are an acquired taste (Berliner Weisse for example), but there’s nothing better on summer day than a properly brewed whet beer.
A Layman’s Guide to Wheat Beer - Introduction to Wheat Beer:
http://beer.about.com/od/wheatbeer/a/WheatGuide.htm
You use commercial grade bottles for your home brew?
Yes.
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