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03.07.11 - 0 comments
Traditionally Marzens were lagered over the Winter months and were one of the first brews to be enjoyed during the new brewing season. Known for its light amber color and utilization of Noble Hops varieties this beer is truly a classic. Brew it in March, more >
02.17.11 - 0 comments
Pilsners traditionally possess a medium to high hop bitterness and at the same time keep the hop flavor and aroma to a minimum. This balances well with the malt characteristics and gives this American Pilsner it’s wonderful dry, crisp finish and taste. B more >
02.10.11 - 0 comments
Red ales are known for their malty taste and aroma, this lends to a nice medium body despite the beer's lower gravity. Bitterness is balanced to express the malt over the hop characteristics, and usually finishes off with a nice round finish. Brew th more >
01.31.11 - 0 comments
This Russian Imperial Stout has a deep rich flavor, color, and aroma. A huge malt factor balances well with lots of hops and the adjunct flavors of licorice and molasses all mingle together nicely. This strong tasty beer will be perfect to enjoy during th more >
01.26.11 - 0 comments
A classic English style, which at one time almost disappeared from the brewing world, was just too delicious to vanish. Utilizing black and chocolate malts instead of roasted barley brings forward a sharp bitterness that mingles with malty sweetness that more >
01.19.11 - 0 comments
This classic style made famous in Ireland is opaque black in color with medium body and medium to high hop bitterness. The subtle malt sweetness blends wonderfully with the bitter dryness of roasted barley. more >
01.14.11 - 0 comments
This classic Bavarian celebration lager is all about the malt. Noble hop flavor and aroma take a backseat in this clean, medium-bodied style that has a pleasant grainy sweetness. Brew up this great German lager now to enjoy it the spring. more >
01.04.11 - 0 comments
This recipe is from the 2003 AHA Mead Day and is a wonderful melomel that can be enjoyed anytime of year. This mead is all about the delicate balance between the sweetness of honey and the tartness of cherries. more >
12.16.10 - 0 comments
Revenge is a beer best served cold, or at least drank on a cold day. Or maybe drinking well is the best revenge. Either way, you'll be covered when you brew up this schwarzbier. This bottom-fermenting beer is smooth and full bodied, with noticeable more >
12.01.10 - 0 comments
You'll be exported to paradise as you relax and enjoy a home brewed Dortmunder lager. It's deep golden color and noble hop additions make this beer popular around the world. Less hoppy than a Pilsener and lower maltiness than a Munich helles, thi more >