Beer Styles
Beer can be broken down into two main groups: ales and lagers. Ales are produced using top fermenting yeast that metabolizes the starch at a warmer temperature, approximately 64°F. Lagers use yeast...
View ArticleBrewing Process
In the most simple of terms, brewing is the mixing of a starch source with water and then adding yeast to induce fermentation. Sounds simple, but the process can get a little complicated. Step 1:...
View ArticleIngredients
Malted Barley Other than water, the main ingredient in most beers is malted barley. Barley on its own doesn’t contain the right enzymes or starches to produce alcohol. Through a process called...
View ArticleA Bit of History
Which came fist the chicken or the egg? Or better yet, was it beer or bread that made mankind settle down for the first time? While this question is debated to this day it is undeniable that beer and...
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Crawfish Beers
There is no denying it is Spring, AND crawfish season! But what brews pair best with your boil? Check below for our experts’ choice for the top beers to pair with your crawfish all season long. 1. Our...
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A Crafted Couple
Here from one of our beer experts on pairing beer as well as a few suggestions to try! Wine isn’t the only player in the pairing game anymore. Beer has an amazing capacity to pair with all kinds of...
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Top Ciders this Fall
the season’s must-try ciders 1 Zeffer Red Apple Cider: An all natural, 100% organic, wild-fermented New Zealand apple cider that will change the way you look at ciders. It’s macerated with the skins,...
View ArticleThe HARD Choice
Hard cider is becoming more popular than ever and it’s apparent why. So this season, will you be drinking cider or beer? 7 reasons you should drink cider this fall: 1. It was the drink of pilgrims...
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Backyard Brews
Real Elderflower Thistly Cross Cider | $5.99 This cider is infused with elderflower tea creating a subtle floral taste. It drinks light and is reminiscent of a dry Riesling. Pair with cheese or on its...
View ArticleA Bit of History
Which came fist the chicken or the egg? Or better yet, was it beer or bread that made mankind settle down for the first time? While this question is debated to this day it is undeniable that beer and...
View ArticleIngredients
Malted Barley Other than water, the main ingredient in most beers is malted barley. Barley on its own doesn’t contain the right enzymes or starches to produce alcohol. Through a process called...
View ArticleBrewing Process
In the most simple of terms, brewing is the mixing of a starch source with water and then adding yeast to induce fermentation. Sounds simple, but the process can get a little complicated. Step 1:...
View ArticleBeer Styles
Beer can be broken down into two main groups: ales and lagers. Ales are produced using top fermenting yeast that metabolizes the starch at a warmer temperature, approximately 64°F. Lagers use yeast...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Crawfish Beers
There is no denying it is Spring, AND crawfish season! But what brews pair best with your boil? Check below for our experts’ choice for the top beers to pair with your crawfish all season long. 1. Our...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Crafted Couple
Here from one of our beer experts on pairing beer as well as a few suggestions to try! Wine isn’t the only player in the pairing game anymore. Beer has an amazing capacity to pair with all kinds of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Top Ciders this Fall
the season’s must-try ciders 1 Zeffer Red Apple Cider: An all natural, 100% organic, wild-fermented New Zealand apple cider that will change the way you look at ciders. It’s macerated with the skins,...
View ArticleThe HARD Choice
Hard cider is becoming more popular than ever and it’s apparent why. So this season, will you be drinking cider or beer? 7 reasons you should drink cider this fall: 1. It was the drink of pilgrims...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Backyard Brews
Real Elderflower Thistly Cross Cider | $5.99 This cider is infused with elderflower tea creating a subtle floral taste. It drinks light and is reminiscent of a dry Riesling. Pair with cheese or on its...
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