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Basement Breweries: Brewday - The White Whale Oatmeal Stout
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An ongoing home brewing project and beer blog in Victoria, British Columbia. Wednesday, March 28, 2012. Brewday - The White Whale Oatmeal Stout. He piled upon the whale's white hump the sum of all the general rage and hate felt by his whole race from Adam down; and then, as if his chest had been a mortar, he burst his hot heart's shell upon it. I certainly hope I fare better than Ahab did. I'll let the masses be the judge at the this weekend's BrewVic meetup. March 30, 2012 at 6:14 PM. Great question ano...
Basement Breweries: Brewday - Belgian Pale Ale 2
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An ongoing home brewing project and beer blog in Victoria, British Columbia. Wednesday, April 11, 2012. Brewday - Belgian Pale Ale 2. Going into this brew I was a little unsure of how to improve on my previous effort. Belgian pilsner malt, local vienna malt, aromatic malt, caramunich 60, biscuit malt, jaggery, East Kent golding hops, Wyeast 3522 Belgian Ardennes. One in the chamber. And two in the closet. April 12, 2012 at 9:45 AM. I have a Belgian Blonde ale that Im really loving right now. Similarl...
Basement Breweries: Ale of Olympus Belgian Tripel
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An ongoing home brewing project and beer blog in Victoria, British Columbia. Friday, February 24, 2012. Ale of Olympus Belgian Tripel. I may have finally gone too far. Several months ago when I suggested the idea to a few people of making a Belgian beer with saffron threads and chantrelle mushrooms, they were sceptical to say the least. But this idea wouldn't go away, and neither would the belief that it could be amazing, so after testing the waters with my first tripel The Unbeliever. The tripel itself ...
Basement Breweries: The Unbeliever Belgian Tripel
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An ongoing home brewing project and beer blog in Victoria, British Columbia. Thursday, January 5, 2012. The Unbeliever Belgian Tripel. My first tripel I brewed for one of the components of my blended Belgian IPA. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). It is the drink of men who think. And feel no fear nor fetter-. Who do not drink to senseless sink. But drink to think the better. Saison du Sam (spilt-batch). The Beard of Zeus. Faustian Bargain Golden Strong. The Unbeliever Belgian Tripel. Beers of the Past.
Basement Breweries: Single Hop Pale Ale
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An ongoing home brewing project and beer blog in Victoria, British Columbia. Sunday, February 17, 2013. Single Hop Pale Ale. But that many homebrewers refer to as hop bursting. Canadian pale malt, locally malted Vienna, Crystal 60, Wheat malt, Simcoe hops, Wyeast 1056 American Ale. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). It is the drink of men who think. And feel no fear nor fetter-. Who do not drink to senseless sink. But drink to think the better. Saison du Sam (spilt-batch). The Beard of Zeus.
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small beer: September 2011
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011. When beer gets in the way of writing about beer. Too often a blogger slips in from an absence with a credible excuse about being busy with real life. I have not written in close to two weeks for much better reasons, and all of them to do with beer. 1 Great Canadian Beer Festival. I am one of the "founding members" of Victoria's new home brewers' association/guild "BrewVIC". The website is in advanced beta. Well, I don't…. 3 Building a homebrew setup. Readers may remember that...
small beer: June 2011
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Monday, June 27, 2011. I feel suitably recovered from becoming a dad for the second time to get back to important activities once again. A slow start perhaps, as I will just be posting a collection of recent beer photographs just now. But this doesn't mean I've been slacking — why, we brewed our own espresso dunkelweisse and wrote an article about it and got a double spread feature for Monday Magazine's beer issue. Not bad for a dude covered in babypoo. On with the show:. From front to back:. Beer On The...
small beer: April 2011
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Sumpin's Up with the Wacky Hops. Last time I had a Lagunitas it was the weird Brown Shugga. Lovely stuff, but I'm a cantankerous type and I'm going to whine about the label. There's a trend these days to add a jaunty twist to ingredient lists, and it is cheesy and boring. "Hops, Malt, Hops, Hops, Yeast, Hops, Water, and Hops" reads the label. Haha. How WACKY! To their cute ingredient icons. But for every Perpetual IPA. There's a dozen that are less-than-inspired: Hop Circle.
small beer: Moving over to the Dark Side
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011. Moving over to the Dark Side. One of the reasons I haven't written much here recently is my new hobby of homebrewing. No, I am not so absorbed in improving brewhouse efficiency and mastering recipe-crafting that I have no time to write (although these are very absorbing subjects). Here are a few observations gleaned from my young homebrewing career that have changed my perspective on beer. 1 It is not easy to make good beer. 2 Someone makes beer. Does he look hygienic? My firs...
Homebrewing Resources | Barking Dog Beer
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Searching for the line between hobby and obsession. Leinie, the Barking Dog. This page has moved here:. Http:/ www.barkingdogbrewery.com/homebrewing-resources/. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Belgian Golden Honey Ale.
Grant P. Wright | Barking Dog Beer
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Searching for the line between hobby and obsession. Leinie, the Barking Dog. The end of an era. This blog is on the move! I’ve ported all the posts over to www.barkingdogbrewery.com. And am in the process of linking all posts here over to their new locations. The new site is built on a more flexible platform (WordPress.org as opposed to WordPress.com) allowing for more robust analytics and CSS experimentation opportunities. Should be fun. October 20, 2012 Categories: Barking Dog (homebrewery operations).
Victory! | Barking Dog Beer
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Searching for the line between hobby and obsession. Leinie, the Barking Dog. The pic to the right is my beer being poured and distributed. Whatever I did with the carbonation on this one was correct, as it has a nice sustaining head without being overly carb’d. I’ll have to look back at my notes. Here’s the recipe. From my original post covering the brew day. It’s essentially Jamil’s recipe from Brewing Classic Styles. This entry was posted on July 1, 2012 by Grant P. Wright. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Nordeast Big River Brew Fest homebrew competition results 2012 | Barking Dog Beer
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Searching for the line between hobby and obsession. Leinie, the Barking Dog. Nordeast Big River Brew Fest homebrew competition results 2012. The Nordeast Big River Brew Fest homebrew competition, put on by my homebrew club ( Nordeast Brewers Alliance. Culminated with the sour/wild/brett beer judging and best-in-show judging today along with the announcement of winners for all categories. Check out the image below to see the winners of the competition:. Flaws and/or what to change:. 09E: Strong Scotch Ale.
small beer: January 2012
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012. Review: Lighthouse Belgian Black. Lighthouse gave me a bottle of Belgian Black to review this week. This doesn't happen to me very often. I have long harboured a fantasy of utterly panning a freebie just to prove I have integrity. Maybe that's why I don't get too many. On this occasion, I'm happy to risk looking like a sell-out, because I really like this beer. Series. Deckhand was a lovely saison and Uncharted is practically the only "Belgian IPA" worth drinking. Not only is...
small beer: May 2011
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Thursday, May 5, 2011. Pliny Proves a Point. What dreadful timing, and how annoying: a bottle of Pliny the Elder made itself available to me today. This is sincerely not good. The reason I'm probably the least excited beer drinker ever to anticipate his first taste of what some people consider to be the finest IPA. Indeed, beer) currently made, is because of my last blog post. In it, I whined. No sense beating myself up about it, let's drink this thing. Tuesday, May 3, 2011. I was round Dave. No, you'll ...
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ADVENTURES IN HOME BREWING. Wednesday, September 05, 2007. Here are a few shots from the most recent Brewday with Biergotter - Thanks guys! Sunday, November 19, 2006. All Grain and Wyeast Liquid Yeast. Greetings Craft Brewing Enthusiast! Well, we're braving a few new frontiers in this posting. Kurt and I took the plunge into ALL-GRAIN brewing! A big thanks to Russ and the guys at Biergotter for the. Hopocalypse recipe, and the inspiration. Granted, we couldn't do the 11 gallon batch that they do,. Second...
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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. 2nd Place in Small Stouts. Stouterday Night wins at Drunk Monk Challenge The hardware! We won 2nd place in small stouts. There were 65 stout entrants overall in the Drunk Monk Challenge. We had 3 entries total and the judges has some great input for Continue reading →. Apple Cider: A Brief How-To. A How-To Article Written by Andrew Foote Apple Cider, easier than extract brewing. How easy is that you might ask? Here is where the magic happens! The three ...
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Adventures of the basement brewer navigating beer with life in hand. Saturday, April 03, 2010. 20 bbls of Porter. Ray has been out with a bum shoulder and he asked me to step in and give Ryan a hand with the next brew. We made 20 bbls of Pullmans on Friday. I ditched out of work at noon and we were were cleaned up by 3:00pm We even managed to pretty much nail the gravity on this one. It's nice to be brewing again, even if it isn't on my setup. Saturday, February 27, 2010. Seven barrels of Dead Horse IPA.
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An ongoing home brewing project and beer blog in Victoria, British Columbia. Sunday, February 17, 2013. Single Hop Pale Ale. Wednesday, January 9, 2013. Back to the Blog. Wednesday, June 27, 2012. Thursday, May 24, 2012. Wednesday, May 2, 2012. The Beard of Zeus - The Beard is Back. Thursday, April 26, 2012. Wednesday, April 11, 2012. Brewday - Belgian Pale Ale 2. Going into this brew I was a little unsure of how to improve on my previous effort. Wednesday, April 4, 2012. Saturday, March 31, 2012. But dr...
Bikes, Beers, and Bytes
Bikes, Beers, and Bytes. A working man's view on the three B's of life. Bacon curing part 2: smoke smoke and more smoke. On October 13th, 2011 by keif. I found a suitable solution here http:/ virtualweberbullet.com/coldsmoker.html#more. I bought a tiny weber charcoal grill called a smokey joe, and several pieces of duct work, and a drier hose. Put it all together and presto a cold smoker. I fried up some slices of the pepper bacon that very morning. Amazing! On September 13th, 2011 by keif. If you love b...
Basement BrewHaus - Custom Draft Systems | Beverage Dispensing Systems Specialists
8203;by Basement BrewHaus. Here at Basement BrewHaus, we design and fabricate custom beverage dispensing systems. As a MicroMatic certified dispense technician, AWS certified welder and BJCP certified beer judge, we work with you to create a draft system that fits perfectly with your aesthetics, and make sure your system comes with everything needed for the perfect pour. The items in our shop are just examples of some of what we have made. We can make just about any configuration to fit your needs.
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Adventures in home brewing and the art of crafting beer. Friday, October 10, 2008. I created a spreadsheet with my inventory of hops of Google. You can find that here: http:/ spreadsheets.google.com/ccc? Here is a quick graph that should be up to date with all my varieties. Posted by Jeff Louella. Links to this post. Tuesday, September 2, 2008. I Love My Refractometer. What is a Refractometer? How to Use It. A Refractometer is wonderful for one reason. It only takes a couple drops to get a reading...
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Basement Brew U
Basement Brew U is a group of amateur home brewers who have been helping each other over the phone and e-mail for the past couple of years. We finally decided to pool our resources into a site that both we, and others can share. Meet us on the Brewers page. And then browse through our recipes. Hopefully they will inspire you to either brew for the first time, or to pick up the hobby again. Don't know where to start? Here are a couple of good places:. Beer of the Month. Ordm; Bert Grant's Perfect Porter.
