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Seanywonton's Brewing Blog: December 2011
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Homebrewer, pro brewer, and beer judge. My goal is to keep a record of my brews and experiences, and share my ideas with other brewers. Warning! This Blog contains graphic descriptions of hot Yeast on Malt action. There may even be some intense three-ways with yeast, malt, and bacteria! Please be advised: Mature viewers only! Thursday, December 29, 2011. Session Amber Lager (Accidental Munich Dunkel): Tasting and Recipe. Wow, about 2 months since my last post! Flavor: Toasty, Munich malt derived breadcru...
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Seanywonton's Brewing Blog: January 2014
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Homebrewer, pro brewer, and beer judge. My goal is to keep a record of my brews and experiences, and share my ideas with other brewers. Warning! This Blog contains graphic descriptions of hot Yeast on Malt action. There may even be some intense three-ways with yeast, malt, and bacteria! Please be advised: Mature viewers only! Saturday, January 25, 2014. Introducing Filigree Brewing Company! Here is a copy of our executive summary as well as some drafts of initial logo and bottle concepts. Which we will b...
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Seanywonton's Brewing Blog: November 2011
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Homebrewer, pro brewer, and beer judge. My goal is to keep a record of my brews and experiences, and share my ideas with other brewers. Warning! This Blog contains graphic descriptions of hot Yeast on Malt action. There may even be some intense three-ways with yeast, malt, and bacteria! Please be advised: Mature viewers only! Thursday, November 10, 2011. Tasting: Fresh Hop Spelt Saison. Sorry for the delay on posting this. I did the Fresh Hop Spelt Saison. Mouthfeel: The raw spelt provides some big body ...
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Seanywonton's Brewing Blog: February 2012
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Homebrewer, pro brewer, and beer judge. My goal is to keep a record of my brews and experiences, and share my ideas with other brewers. Warning! This Blog contains graphic descriptions of hot Yeast on Malt action. There may even be some intense three-ways with yeast, malt, and bacteria! Please be advised: Mature viewers only! Monday, February 27, 2012. Group Brewday: Golden sour project. The Temperanillo barrel aged Flanders Red. 85% Gabrinus Organic Pilsner malt. 10-12 IBU's from Perle hops at 60 minutes.
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Homebrewing in Hawaii: May 2014
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014. Blending juices for cider. I made my first cider almost a year ago. And enjoyed the experience. It was incredibly easy to do, and I was happy with how the final product turned out: a refreshing drink on its own, and an interesting alternative to beer. Another interesting thing about the final drink was the way the aroma of the grapes carried through pretty much unchanged, despite the complete transformation of the grape flavor. It was fascinating, even slightly jarring, to brin...
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Homebrewing in Hawaii: American Homebrewing Association members now get 10% off at Beerworks
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Thursday, June 26, 2014. American Homebrewing Association members now get 10% off at Beerworks. Labels: Hawaii brewing news. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Daydream with Me; a Oaked Mead and Tasting Session. Bikes, Beer, and Adventures. Blending Calculator - pH, ABV and Carbonation. Palatable 10% ABV Beers. Other writing by Marcos Soriano. Literary prose and poetry. Map of Fog zine. American Homebrewing Association members now get 1. View my complete profile. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Homebrewing in Hawaii: October 2013
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013. I just found out that Zymurgy published my account of exploding barleywine in the Last Drop section of the current issue. I haven't received my copy of the issue yet- always seems to take a few extra weeks to arrive in Hawaii- but I saw it in the online eZymurgy edition. If you're a member of the AHA (American Homebrewers Association) and you're logged on at the website, you can view the issue online here. Wednesday, October 23, 2013. Breaking brews into batches. So, after sa...
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Homebrewing in Hawaii: A book to drink beer to
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Tuesday, August 5, 2014. A book to drink beer to. Just a quick post to help spread the word about my new fiction offering. I've been working on a zombie apocalypse story, releasing it in segments as I went along, for about a year. I just recently finished the project, and stuck it all together as an omnibus edition. It's pretty massive- nearly 450 pages long, 140K words. For a limited time you can get it for 99 cents. Here's the book's description:. San Francisco is dead. Welcome to Zombie City. View my ...
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HopfenTreader: Honey Wheat India Pale Ale
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Honey Wheat India Pale Ale. Brewing an India style Pale Ale with honey and wheat malt for a summer twist on an IPA. The honey is from a friends residential hive in Hinesburgh, Vermont. A pound of whole leaf hops at the end of boil split fifty fifty between Comet and Belma hops from Hops Direct LLC. I really enjoyed the dank aroma and flavor from the Comet hops in the finished beer. Sunday, July 28, 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Honey Wheat India Pale Ale. Peaches and Cream Ale. Inspired by th...
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HopfenTreader: Batch 200
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Craft is something you can feel and taste. Dinner at a great restaurant feels different than dinner at Denny's. Chefs aren't born with great knife skills, they have to earn it. Give three different level chefs the same recipe you will have noticeable differences in the final plate. I think the same is true in brewing. The hands that make something means something. The only way to improve is through repetition. Thursday, October 10, 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Brewing an ale in the Gruit tra...
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