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Recipe - "Viva La Difference" I.P.A.
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Recipe - Lawnmower Ale
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An IPA fresh from Griz's fertile mind...
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Many homebrewers desire a light crisp blonde colored beer that they might "slam" down after work or play. Normally this would describe a pilsner. Pils style beers are lagers and require cold fermentation temperatures and two months. This beer is ready in the normal 35-40 days, is blonde, and is an ale. Voila!
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Recipe - "Brewcraft Blue Ribbon" Pseudo-Lager
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Recipe - Lord Chutney's British Mild
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If your looking for drinkability, this light bodied, smooth hopped beer should do the trick.
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This session beer will have you cheering for your favorite futbol team with your friends.
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Recipe - Oglethorpe's Best Bitter
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Recipe - Reginald's Typical English Ale
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British Ales are characterized by being balanced, which means that the malt and hops are balanced, as opposed to West Coast Pale Ales where the hops are predominant. Generally speaking, these ales will be hopped with varieties native to the British Isles; i.e. Fuggles, Kent Goldings, etc.
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Let's all head for a night out at the pub!
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Recipe - "Chamo-Mellow" Pale Ale
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Recipe - Wild River Pale Ale
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This beer is put together just like any other beer with the addition of 1 pint of fresh brewed strong Chamomile tea added to the secondary fermenter, super easy to do. Call Griz for the details. This beer will make you horny and sleepy at the same time. You won't know whether to shit or go blind.
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This northwestern-style ale uses exclusively Cascade hops, the hallmark of the style.
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Recipe - Burning Man Slammer Ale
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Recipe - Snaggletooth Ale
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This crisp summer ale is a beer you can drink after a hot day in the great outdoors, you can chill it down ice cold and slam it. Has a slight hint of spruce. Try it, you'll like it.
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This west coast ale thrills all the hopheads with its bitterness.
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Recipe - Volcano Ale
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Recipe - India Pale Ale from Hell
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Bubbling up like a volcano with extra hop bitterness balanced by the extra malt. An all-around excellent west coast pale ale.
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Everything is magnified in this Northwestern IPA. Look for our double IPA coming soon.
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