Beer Brewing News Archive 15-Aug-2009
Home brewing for wine lovers (CNET)Personal winery lets you make four perfectly fermented cases of wine at home
Pints, conversation and tears flow as historic Beamish brewery closes (Irish Examiner)THE conversation isn?t the only thing that flows when it comes to Beamish ? yesterday the tears were flowing too among seasoned drinkers of that mellow blended stout.
Marmite to celebrate Ashes in a jar that looks like a cricket ball (New Kerala)London, June 1 : Marmite is producing a limited-edition spread to celebrate the forthcoming Ashes series against Australia - in a jar that looks like a cricket ball.
Marmite limitededition 'cricket spread' to celebrate Ashes (Daily Telegraph)Marmite is producing a limitededition spread to celebrate the forthcoming Ashes series against Australia - in a jar that looks like a cricket ball.
Church Brew Works' head brewer shows devotion to calling (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)The Church Brew Works' head brewer begins his day at 8 a.m. in a small room adjacent to the soaring sanctuary of the former Lawrenceville church. Brant Dubovick or one of two assistants dumps sacks of grain into a dual-roller mill.
The skinny on sourdough (The Ladysmith Chronicle)San Francisco has many claims to fame and one of them is sourdough bread.
Return to hops, a forgotten industry (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat)Stretching skyward like mythical giant beanstocks, hops climb steel-supported trellises in the chaparral and oak-wooded hills east of Clearlake. The commercial operation is a return to an industry all but gone along the North Coast.
Making your own beer is easy, affordable (Santa Cruz Sentinel)If, someday, a guy should move next to you with a lot of buckets and keg-like contraptions and says, "Hi, I'm Mark Taylor," here's a bit of advice: Make friends with him fast.
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