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Full Video: Brewing Farmhouse Ales & Table Beers with Jester KingIn this video course, Jester King founder Jeff Stuffings lays out their whole approach to brewing and fermenting saisons, table beers, and other dry, full-flavored, rustic ales that taste of their place.
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Recipe: Annie’s French Farmhouse AleSaison may bring to mind thirsty farmers in amber waves of grain—or it may remind you of intricate, multistep mash regimes aimed at high attenuation. However, there’s no reason extract brewers can’t take a crack at it. Here’s a recipe.
No Rests for the Wicked: Brewing Great Saison with ExtractsWith saison’s high attenuation, delicate body, fermentation-driven complexities, and lasting foam, it would be easy to assume that extract brewers are at a disadvantage. Not necessarily, as Annie Johnson explains.
Mother’s Home! Bring on the BoochBy Drew BeechumOne of the world’s most interesting fermented drinks is well within the homebrewing wheelhouse. Drew Beechum breaks it down, from SCOBY-hunting to flavors and alcohol-boosting. Have you checked your chakras lately?
Podcast Episode 199: Alex Flores of Urban South Kettle-Sours the Hard WayBy Jamie BognerFor the head brewer of Urban South in New Orleans, focusing on tight process, healthy lactic fermentation, and quality fruit is the difference between dull and delicious quick-soured beers.
Recipe: Green Cheek West Coast IPA Is Dead!By Evan PriceGreen Cheek head brewer Evan Price calls this 2018 GABF bronze-medal winner a “clear IPA, brewed without crystal malt, to keep the color light and malt flavor low—and to allow those Simcoe and Citra hops to shine through like crazy. Clean. Bitter. Hoppy.”
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Breakout Brewer: Green Cheek Just Brews the IPAs that Evan Price Wants to DrinkBy Joe StangeEvan Price, cofounder and head brewer at Green Cheek, is winning medals and brewing the kinds of IPAs he enjoys most, applying a skill set that he’s picked up the hard way.
Video Tip: Constructing a Modern Hazy IPABy Joe MohrfeldPinthouse’s Joe Mohrfeld digs into the elements of brewing a great hazy IPA—including biotransformation, hop compounds, and a protein-rich grist. He also addresses differences in whirlpool hop additions in the home brewery versus commercial equipment.
Podcast Episode 198: Lisa Allen of Heater Allen Takes the Patient Approach to Lager and BusinessBy Jamie BognerFor Oregon’s Heater Allen, slow growth and focused experimentation allowed them to dial in quality long before craft lager caught on. They learned to brew the beers they want with the equipment they have—but there’s one thing they won’t sacrifice.
Crowd-Craved Flavor Without Kettle-Crowding VegetationHopsteiner Salvo™ is an aroma extract that preserves aromatic oils and beta acids while eliminating vegetal matter, leading to big aroma, low bitterness, and minimal beer loss.
Recipe: Slaughterbranch Farm BeerBy Joe StangeNamed for the creek on the edge of our Missouri farm, this straightforward recipe is a recent iteration of the type of saison I like to brew often: light, dry, and smoothly bitter, with plenty of herbal hop flavor to balance the yeast-driven spice.
Cooking With Beer: Ale-Poached Eggs Benedict with Arugula PestoAmerican craft beer’s most important style—the American pale ale—is versatile for any occasion. Likewise, its approachability makes it an easy fit as an ingredient. Here we celebrate this bright, balanced beer with the most important meal of the weekend.