Here's a bit of good news, which is sorely needed these days;
http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2016/08/02/488236990/hop-growers-cheer-craft-brewers-for-saving-an-ailing-industry?utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=news
Have a hoppy day!
Cheers.
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Showing posts with label #citrahops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #citrahops. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Citra Kollision On Tap
Great (and unbiased) news: the collaboration beer that I brewed with
Jason Uhrinek, Citra Kollision, a session IPA with wicked amounts of
Citra hops, is now on tap @Upstate Craft Beer Co. Come join me in this
resiny wonder!!! Thanks again to Chris and Jack for making this
possible.
It came in at 60 IBUs and 5.0 ABV. Perfect Session IPA. Bottle conditioning the bombers this week, bring'em home next week.
Cheers!
It came in at 60 IBUs and 5.0 ABV. Perfect Session IPA. Bottle conditioning the bombers this week, bring'em home next week.
Cheers!
Monday, January 25, 2016
IPA Collaboration Day with Upstate Craft Beer Company
End of the brew day! Nothing like the sense of satisfaction one gets
from brewing your own beer, or our beer in this case, since this is a
collaboration with Upstate Craft Beer Co., Jason Uhrinek
and Chris Hardin. Tired after all the milling, mashing, boiling, hop
additions (4 of them) and final cleaning up. Totally worth it. Beer
availability will be announced next month, special occasion et al.
Keeping the details for later but a hop teaser: 78 IBUs. Some action
shots:
Cheers!!
Cheers!!
Saturday, November 28, 2015
North Georgia's New Beer Discoveries
Just returned from a short trip to N. GA, where I discovered that,
one, Woodstock has a very inviting pub called the Truck and Tap. Beer
lineup included a Creature Comforts Automatic Pale Ale, easily one of
the most citrusy Pales I've ever tried. Food truck (hence the name) out
back had perfectly tasty food, offering a sausage on a stick which made
for a delicious pairing and spill-free eating
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And, two, for further adventures, the next stop was in Alpharetta, which has 3 breweries I discovered: Jekyll with it's Hop Dang Diggity Southern IPA, Hop Alley featuring a California Coast Style IPA, and 5 Seasons, which I was unable to visit on this trip. (http://www.5seasonsbrewing.com)
And I didn't even mention Red Hare.... have to make another sweep thru that area soon.
Cheers!
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And, two, for further adventures, the next stop was in Alpharetta, which has 3 breweries I discovered: Jekyll with it's Hop Dang Diggity Southern IPA, Hop Alley featuring a California Coast Style IPA, and 5 Seasons, which I was unable to visit on this trip. (http://www.5seasonsbrewing.com)
GA has 40 breweries (or more) which sort of surprised me but as the
trend continues, seems like each good sized town is getting in on the
craft beer brewing fun.
Some photos and visual reminders below.
Some photos and visual reminders below.
And I didn't even mention Red Hare.... have to make another sweep thru that area soon.
Cheers!
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