
I Left Rome Trappist Single
Jordan Folks of Portland, Oregon, a member of the Portland Brewers Collective, won a gold medal in Category 25: Belgian Ale during the 2022 National Homebrew Competition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Jordan Folks of Portland, Oregon, a member of the Portland Brewers Collective, won a gold medal in Category 25: Belgian Ale during the 2022 National Homebrew Competition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This modern take on a Japanese rice lager is dry and refreshing. The tropical, citrusy flavor will allow you to test the effect of whirlpool hopping temperature on the “juiciness” of the finished beer.
All-grain and extract recipes are available for this award-winning porter made with an infusion of cold brew coffee.
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Cream cheese is like a thicker, creamier cousin of ricotta cheese. Like most cheese, it is milk that separates into solid curd and liquid whey forms. Curds are the solids that cheesemakers press, inoculate with cultures, and form into different types of cheese.
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Miso is a fermented paste traditionally made with soybeans. As with sake, miso ferments with the help of koji, that magic culinary mold Aspergillus oryzae, grown on rice or barley.
It’s well known that root beer is a sweet, alcohol-free soda, but did you know its “roots” are unique to America? Find out how to make root beer at home!
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