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Gerry Lynch of Milliken, CO, member of the Berthoud Barn Burners, won a gold medal in Category #18: Belgian Strong Ale during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA with the help of Jonnie Lynch. Lynch’s Belgian Strong Ale was chosen as the best among 407 final round entries in the category. Read More
Jim Steinbach of Santa Fe, NM, member of the Sangre De Cristo Craft Brewers, won a gold medal in Category #19: Strong Ale during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA with the help of Kent Steinhaus. Steinbach’s Strong Ale was chosen as the best among 209 final round entries in the category. Read More
Tim Thomssen of Lincoln, NE, member of the Lincoln Lagers, won a gold medal in Category #20: Fruit Beer during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Thomssen’s Fruit Beer was chosen as the best among 192 final round entries in the category. Read More
Mark Schoppe of Austin, TX, member of the Austin Zealots, won a gold medal in Category #21: Spice/Herb/Vegetable Beer during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Schoppe’s Spice/Herb/Vegetable Beer was chosen as the best among 385 final round entries in the category. Read More
Craig Easton of Hillsborough, NJ, member of the WHALES (Woodbridge Homebrewers Ale and Lager Enthusiast Society), won a gold medal in Category #22: Smoke-Flavored and Wood-Aged Beer during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Easton’s Smoke-Flavored and Wood-Aged Beer was chosen as the best among 350 final round entries in the category. Read More
Jason Bryant of Reston, VA, member of the Wort Hogs, won a gold medal in Category #23: Specialty Beer during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Bryant’s Specialty Beer was chosen as the best among 410 final round entries in the category. Read More
Donald Boyle of Colonia, NJ, member of the WHALES (Woodbridge Homebrewers Ale and Lager Enthusiast Society), won a gold medal in Category #24: Traditional Mead during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA with the help of Stephen Boyle. Boyle’s Traditional Mead was chosen as the best among 82 final round entries in the category. Read More
John Raczkowski of Plymouth, IN, member of the Michiana Extract & Grain Association (MEGA), won a gold medal in Category #25: Melomel (Fruit Mead) during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Raczkowski’s Melomel (Fruit Mead) was chosen as the best among 133 final round entries in the category. Read More
Steve Fletty of Falcon Heights, MN, member of the Saint Paul Homebrewers Club, won a gold medal in Category #26: Other Mead during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Fletty’s Other Mead was chosen as the best among 115 final round entries in the category. Read More
Brett Glenna of Lakeville, MN, member of the Minnesota Home Brewers Association, won a gold medal in Category #27: Standard Cider and Perryduring the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Glenna’s Standard Cider and Perry was chosen as the best among 107 final round entries in the category. Read More
Jeremy Olsen of Minneapolis, MN, member of the Saint Paul Homebrewers Club, won a gold medal in Category #28: Specialty Cider and Perry during the 2015 National Homebrew Competition Final Round in San Diego, CA. Olsen’s Specialty Cider and Perry was chosen as the best among 116 final round entries in the category. Read More
Jarrylo and Azacca are new hop varieties on the brewing scene, which we gave away during a recent membership offer.
Jarrylo is named for the goddess of fertility and springtime. The high-alpha hop adds spicy fruit notes with hints of pear and orange. Azacca on the other hand is named after the Haitian god of agriculture. Also a high alpha acid hop, Azacca is rich in citrus and ripe fruit character, with notes of mango, pears, apples and dash of pine needles. The American pale ale recipe below is a perfect way to harmonize the qualities of both varieties into a fruity-delicious homebrew! Big thanks to the folks over at BSG HandCraft for putting together the recipe for us. Cheers! Read More
