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Podcast Episode 371: Victor Novak of Figueroa Mountain Builds Modern Beers on Traditional FoundationsBy Jamie BognerOver the past few decades, Victor Novak has earned his reputation as an award-winning brewer at breweries such as Dock Street, Taps, and Golden Road. Now, as innovation director at California’s Figueroa Mountain, he’s leaning into his love of classic lager styles as well as progressive fruit beers.
Murphy & Son Exclusive: Evolving, Advancing, and Inventing for the Brewing Industry Since 1887A little bit of history, a touch of science, and an introduction to brewing solutions that will change the way you brew forever.
Five Great Ciders & Perries, Recommended by the ProsWith more than 1,000 cideries in North America—most quite small—it can be hard to know where to start. Here are five tips from the pros.
Souring without the Bacterial StruggleTemescal, Prison City, 1840 Brewing, and others share their stories about making clean sours with Berkeley Yeast’s Galactic strain.
The F-Word: What’s It Mean to Be a Farmhouse Cider?By Beth DemmonAs with farmhouse ales, not every farmhouse cider is made on the farm. Yet the evocative word tends to accompany certain traits—and there’s plenty that should appeal to drinkers looking for old-fashioned flavors with a sense of place.
Podcast Episode 370: Kari Williams of Snow Capped Cider Explores Terroir and Technique with a Generational Approach to Estate CidermakingBy Jamie BognerThe secret to making consistently award-winning cider is, of course, great fruit married to thoughtful design and flawless execution, and for this multigenerational family of apple growers from Colorado’s Western slope, anything less than the best wouldn’t do justice to their beloved fruit.
Recipe: Fat Head’s Goggle FoggerBy Matt ColeFrom cofounder and brewmaster Matt Cole and his team at Fat Head’s in Ohio, here’s a recipe for the Bavarian-style weissbier that’s won three gold medals in the past four years.
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The Future of Brewing Is QuantumTake a revolutionary leap forward in brewing technology with hop-derived, variety-specific extracts that reflect the truest expression of hops.
Selecting and Blending with “Power Chord” Hops for Hazy IPA | Video TipBy Steve ParkerSteve Parker, cofounder and head brewer of Fidens in Albany, New York, lays out their approach to blending hops for hazy IPA, as well as what they look for when selecting varieties such as Citra, Simcoe, and Strata.
Ask the Pros: Brewing Gold-Medal Hefeweizen with Fat Head’sFat Head’s Brewery in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, has won more than its share of medals over the years. One of its most decorated beers is Goggle Fogger, the Bavarian-inspired hefeweizen that’s won three major gold medals in the past four years. Here’s how its pieces fit together.
Brewing with Wind MaltBy Joe StangePerhaps the oldest way of preparing grain for brewing, drying malt in the open air was traditional for lambics, white beers, and various rustic ales scattered around Europe, Africa, and beyond. Today, brewers and maltsters interested in history, terroir, and old-fashioned methods are taking their malt back out into the sun.
Recipe: Human Robot Polotmavy 12°By Andrew FossFrom Philadelphia’s lager-centric Human Robot, here’s a recipe for a Czech-style amber lager that came to life almost by accident—and one that uses a method they call “enhanced decoction.”
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