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This week we’re diving deep into the world of Saisons and asking the question, is an extract Saison worth brewing? To find out, we’re gonna brew two batches. One with all grain and one with extract and we’ll taste them side by side to see if extract is even worth considering when making a saison.
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**Hit that SUBSCRIBE button, you know you want to!!** In this video I am brewing Bell’s Two Hearted Ale (American IPA), using the brewery’s own recipe from their website. I do a step by step tutorial on every part of the brewing and fermenting process from mashing in to packaging your beer. You can buy
This week I take a close look at the roast malt group, and explain when and why you would want to use these malts in your beer. The Roast Malt Group The roast malt group includes pale chocolate, chocolate malt, carafa I, II and III, black patent malt, red malt and stout roast. These are […] 
This week I take a look at the kilned malt group, and explain when and why you would want to use kilned malts in your beer brewing recipes. The Kilned Malt Group As I explained in my earlier article on malting and malt groups, kilned malts are made using the same basic malting process as […] Short on time and space but want to get started brewing beer? Check out a 1 gallon kit! You don’t need much more than a large stock pot that will hold about 1.5 gallons of water, a fermenter, and the extract kit of course. For this batch I found the kit on Northern Brewer and
This week I take a look at what type of water is best for extract beer brewers. I make the case that distilled or RO water may be the best choice for extract brewing. Water Chemistry for Extract Brewers Advanced all grain brewers go through a lot of effort to get their water profiles right […] Hefeweizen Extract Wheat Ale – Closed Transfer – Homebrew Tasting This is Part 2 of https://youtu.be/Byay8-IocC0 This video covers the transfer and final tasting after carbonation completed. The Hefeweizen is a bit darker as it is a liquid malt extract which is always darker compared to an all grain version plus reducing it from 6
This week I take a look at the rapid rise of all-in-one BIAB style brewing systems for all grain brewing. These affordable, compact systems have quickly become the favorite of beginner and experienced brewers alike. All-in-One Brewing Systems Only a few years ago, most serious homebrewers had full-size three tier brewing systems for their all […] What advice do you have for people who are brand new to homebrewing or coming back to the hobby after some time away? What do you know now that you wish you’d known then? BSG Handcraft TrueBrew Starter & Recipe Kits: https://bsghandcraft.com/
Haystack Saison pays respects to the pre-modern farmhouse ales traditionally brewed during spring on Belgian farms. Firm bitterness and a slightly elevated alcohol content ensures this beer will keep through summer, but is a perfect treat year round. Peppery spice flavors are deftly sown into fruitful notes of earthy tartness and baled with fresh hay-like
In this video I brew a one gallon extract kit I got from Northern Brewer. This one is a Cream Ale. I did not bottle this beer. Instead I used a one gallon keg I also got from Northern Brewer. Following are links to the Northern Brewer products I used. Cream Ale Kit Cream Ale
Whats up everyone? Today I’m going to show you how I recently brewed a NEIPA using a Mr. Beer kit combined with some additional ingredients. Mr. Beer kits are of high quality and their customer service is top notch. This is a great way to get into brewing if you want to make beer and
FINALLY! A Beginner Extract video that’s ACTUALLY easy to follow, with an end result as good as what you’d find on your store shelves! Watch Brian as he walks you through the process, step-by-step, from start to finish, all in the comfort of a kitchen! Come rain or shine, snow or heat, now you can
Learn to brew with Mr. Beer Canadian Blonde standard refill. In today’s video I have a no bs video on how to quickly brew a standard Mr. Beer refill. Remember to Like, Subscribe, & Share our content. Mr. Beer – https://www.mrbeer.com/?acc=ba073fbc442b8bf0c9b1a58e8d29a7c1 Use Coupon Code AFL-CRNF and receive 10% off your Mr. Beer order.
We regularly go “Behind the Brew” in Northern Brewer videos, but we don’t often go “Behind the Test Brew.” We wanted to change that! Join digital producer Chip Walton and R&D brewer Brad Segall for a conversation about the evolution of a already-wonderful American Stout recipe into the spiced beer that became our new Mexican
In this video I brew an extract beer using cheap ingredients to find out if it’s drinkable and if it’s worth brewing. Extract beer ingredients are generally more expensive than all grain beer ingredients but the process is much quicker and easier which is the attraction of brewing with extracts. If you don’t have 6
How to brew Mangrove Jack’s Bavarian Wheat – Hefeweizen Wheat Ale This is a 6 gallon kit that I will be converting to a 5 gallon kit while maintaining the body of the beer while keeping the abv around 5%. Pitched the yeast it came with Mangrove Jack’s M20 Bavarian Wheat Yeast imparting banana and
Tired of struggling with all-grain brewing during the cold winter months in my garage, I decided to go back to extract brewing indoors to make my life easier during brew day. English Dark Mild Ale Recipe (Extract w/Grains): Spreadsheet: https://beernbbqbylarry.com/BNBFiles/English_Dark_Mild_Ale-20211228.xlsx PDF: https://beernbbqbylarry.com/BNBFiles/English_Dark_Mild_Ale-20211228.pdf Support my work via the following affiliate links: (I get small commission from
Since we started brewing beer we’ve always been Team All Grain and slightly suspicious of extract kits – but is this fair? Here we put it to the test by brewing Woodforde’s own extract kit of their popular amber session ale Wherry alongside two all grain clones of our own creation. The result of the
Today, we’re brewing a low-alcohol beer that will be a little easier on our livers. At 1.3% ABV it isn’t quite non-alcoholic beer but it is by far the lowest abv beer I’ve ever homebrewed. If you’re like me, the more beer you drink, the sooner you get to brew your next batch… which can
Today we’re home brewing a Brown Ale, a great beer to have on tap in the fall and winter months. For this recipe, I was aiming for something akin to a British Brown Ale, malty, rich, nutty, toasty, biscuity. A decent winter ale to drink while it’s snowy outside. If you’re a beginner home brewer,
The easiest way to start extract homebrewing is with the Clawhammer Supply 10 Gallon Starter Homebrewing System. This video is perfect for beginners who are interested in homebrewing but are unsure where to start. We guarantee that if you follow along with this video and the resources below you’ll be making tasty beer that will
In this video we wanted to help everyone who’s just picking up the hobby and starting out brewing some beer kits. We feel that these tips in this video will help you all achieve a better result with you kits and inspire you to keep going and brew that second, third, fourth kit and be
Fruit Bazooka NEIPA Northern Brewer kit. Learn how simple it is to brew beer at home. This is a great way to get into brewing if you want to make beer and without tons of time or money. Many great brewers got their start with Northern Brewer kits. New England IPA’s are blowing up right
In this video we show you just how easy it is to start home brewing your own beer using the Mangrove Jacks brewery in a box along with the Mangrove Jacks extract recipe kits. These kits are a great way to get started in home brewing, they make a great gift for anyone that loves
Today we’re home brewing an American Amber ale, a great beer to have on tap in the fall and winter months. Amber ales were one of the first styles I brewed as a beginner, as it is a fairly forgiving style and is usually enjoyed by all. If you’re a beginner home brewer, or looking