What’s brewing at Simply Beer (3-27-2011)

Assembly Line of Transfers :-)

Assembly Line of Transfers :-)

Simply Beer does not just write about beers we drink or the bars we visit, but I’m also an avid homebrewer.  At any given time I’m brewing several different styles of beer at various stages of fermentation.   Checkout what is going on at the Simply Beer Brewery below.

Primary:

  • Fickle Mistress V2 (Saison with Brett)
  • Big Wee Heavy
  • Mild (second runnings from Wee Heavy)
  • Bohemian Pilsner (Saaz hops)
  • Berliner Weisse

Secondary:

  • Brown Ale Experiment (Added Roeselare Yeast to secondary)
  • Roggenbier
  • Brown Ale

Bottled / Kegged:

  • Tequila Vanilla Bean Brown Ale (k)
  • Rye IPA (k)
  • Schwarzbier (k)
  • Sorachi Patersbier (k)
  • Sour(ish) Blonde with Sour Cherries (b)
  • Fickle Mistress V1 (2 bottles)


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