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Monthly Archives: September 2014. Red Kolsch, our flagship beer. September 24, 2014. In about a week, our flagship beer will begin hitting bars and restaurants. Red Kolsch is a cross between an Irish red and a German kolsch, with a ruby-red color and super-smooth flavor. Malt-balanced, this beer showcases pilsner malt flavor … Continue reading →. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
Crafted | Crooked Run Brewing
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Stainless Steel Fermenters →. March 2, 2015. Necessity is the mother of invention. At Crooked Run, we not only make beer, but a lot of other things as well! With a tight budget and a lot of needs, we have crafted a lot of items and built out much of the interior ourselves. We re-purpose and reuse whenever possible. First, we needed tap handles when we began draught distribution. The first attempt at tap handles was to purchase stock handles and design stickers for them. Our bar top , tables, and shelves ...
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Newer posts →. April 26, 2016. Since we got our new system, I can finally start doing sours again! Specifically, kettle sours. If you’re unfamiliar with a kettle sour, it is a process that can be used to make quick, clean sour beers in a controlled manner. Beers such as Berliner weisse and gose can be made with the kettle sour method, using a bacteria called lactobacillus that creates lactic acid very quickly. So, how does the process work? Simple enough. Some other key information…. My current favorite ...
Stainless Steel Fermenters | Crooked Run Brewing
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Chili Pepper Beers →. March 23, 2015. Friday was a very exciting day for us. We got our stainless fermenters! We purchased two 1.5 BBL and one 3 BBL stainless fermenters from Stout Tanks. In February and have been counting down the days until they would ship. Well, they finally arrived! So what’s the big deal? Which we will use for test batches and variants. For the past year and a half, we have been using plastic inductor tanks. So why the change, and why after this long? Chili Pepper Beers →. Congrats ...
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Monthly Archives: October 2014. October 30, 2014. One thing we struggle with at Crooked Run is keeping multiple beers on tap. I try to have 4, sometimes have 3, and would like to have 6 on tap at a time. We do brew on a small (1.5 … Continue reading →. October 16, 2014. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Hawksbill Cabin: April 2015
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Tuesday, April 28, 2015. More Saturday Progress @HawksbillHops. This is Delilah, who supervised me while I was. Goofing off in the barn. With Eric and David making their way about the trellis, I was given an assignment to tinker a bit with some of the irrigation connections. It wasn't challenging intellectually or physically, but it was my first time so I spent a few minutes on the learning curve, to ensure I didn't mess things up. Here's one of the valves I connected to the supply lines. Meanwhile, Davi...
Hawksbill Cabin: February 2015
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Friday, February 20, 2015. Revisiting the Bridge at Hoover Dam. Reviewing past posts, there are quite a few about construction and building topics. I suppose that’s appropriate – these days I make my living as a construction executive after all, and I’ve done good time at a couple of major architecture and construction firms over the years. Those facts put the little encounter I had yesterday at the office into perspective. Links to this post. Wednesday, February 18, 2015. Hop Yards in Snow. We did get t...
Hawksbill Cabin: Getting Close @hawksbillhops
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Thursday, July 23, 2015. Here's a great big Cascade cone! Since I knew that harvest is nearly upon us, I decided that I would stay back in Alexandria last weekend. I took care of a few errands I have been trying to get to - and I brewed two batches of beer using some honey a work colleague gave me. In the meantime, I missed my check-in at the hop yard, but fortunately David indulged me with a few snaps. Here's a monster Chinook bine. Labels: Hawksbill Hop Yards. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Profil...
Hawksbill Cabin: The Tomato King
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Friday, August 12, 2011. David with slicers and heirlooms. If you can't grow tomatoes in August, well, you should just give up on them." - overheard at the Shendandoah Valley Produce Auction in Dayton. He added a clarification on Facebook about the quantities that are coming out of the farm just now:. Several lots of Public House tomatoes at auction. Since last Thursday, four of us have picked tomatoes five different times, and as of today, we have harvested 3,200 pounds of tomatoes! It is already well k...
Hawksbill Cabin: May 2015
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Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Stringing Part 3 - Now We're Done @hawksbillhops. Farm dog Tess hunkered down in the shade. At least, now we're done stringing! Since it was already too hot to do any farm chores, we settled in to getting a count of what plants are up, and then Mary took to training bines. On that first one, there was pretty good news all around - while some of the plants are still just breaking through, we've had 95% success on the rhizomes since planting them on May 2! Links to this post. All o...
Hawksbill Cabin: March 2015
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Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Hawksbill Hop Yards - Location Hint. While we have been making solid progress on the hop yards these last few months, we haven't exactly let on yet where it is located. On Saturday afternoon I took a drive over to get a photo of the yards from a distance - to give a bit more of a locational perspective. That's about all we're prepared to reveal for now, but there will be more news soon enough. The pretty little icy scene at right was the result, but everything was fine overnight.
Hawksbill Cabin: Hops Stringing - Part 2
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Monday, May 18, 2015. Hops Stringing - Part 2. David's photo from the tractor - the sunroof allows him to. Keep an eye on all the stringing action.and creep backwards. That's what they say, and it's hitting home as we work our way through the hop yards stringing so the bines will have a way to climb the trellis. Preparation for the second row - 60 or so ropes are tied. To the basket so they'll trail with minimal tangles. Down the row - the second row of Cascades - they went, David in the cab and Eric tyi...
Hawksbill Cabin: Next Week We Harvest @hawksbillhops
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Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Next Week We Harvest @hawksbillhops. We've begun making preparations for the harvest at Hawksbill Hop Yards. When I look at the plants now, it's hard to believe that it has only been three months since we had our planting event (blog posts here. Our Cascades are doing especially well, considering they're only in their first year, and we're "hoppy" with the action overo n the Chinook and Columbus/CTZ rows as well. Labels: Hawksbill Hop Yards. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Crooked With A Ruler. Faith, Family and Fun. The Most Hated Fans in the NFL. In honor of Philadelphia Eagles Training Camp getting underway this week, I decided to write a little something about my home town football team. Philadelphia Eagles fans have been named the most hated fans in the NFL (National Football League). My response? We appreciate players who do their best; who go out to practices and games and give their 100%. Call us egotistical, but we like it when the players acknowledge the fans...
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August 10, 2015. The beer market is really changing in northern Virginia. When I first opened, I used to brew a brett brux pale ale frequently. People would ask me if my name was Brett, or would comment on the odd taste. I put my first true sour on, a wonderful, very tart tripel with roeselare yeast aged a year, to pretty tepid response. I was surprised at how much more accepting and interested people were in the beer. Furthermore, a lot of people appreciated the restrained sourness. I had previous put o...
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There was an error in this gadget. Saturday, January 23, 2010. The holidays are over and things are settling back to a normal routine. We have made a lot of changes here at the winery. The biggest is the opening of our winter tasting room. Looking around the farm sometimes can get a bit overwhelming. The "to do list" is very long! It puts it in perspective though, when I pull out. The pictures of where we started; wow what a difference! That's a lot of wine! Wednesday, October 14, 2009. The anxiety and a...
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8212; Main Menu —. Why We’re So Green! Why We’re So Green! Welcome to Crooked Run Orchard! Learn more about Crooked Run. We accept cash & checks only. Please call the farm stand for the latest updates:. Crooked Run Orchard Updates. Jul 20, 2015. For up-to-date information for the farm, please check our Facebook page (https:/ www.facebook.com/CrookedRunOrchard) or call the farm at (540) 338-6642. Looking for Magnolia leaves for your holiday tablescapes, wreaths and decor? Crooked Run Orchard Updates.
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8212; Main Menu —. Why We’re So Green! Why We’re So Green! Welcome to Crooked Run Orchard! Learn more about Crooked Run. We accept cash & checks only. Please call the farm stand for the latest updates:. Crooked Run Orchard Updates. Jul 20, 2015. For up-to-date information for the farm, please check our Facebook page (https:/ www.facebook.com/CrookedRunOrchard) or call the farm at (540) 338-6642. Another great day on the farm! Hope to see you! Crooked Run Orchard Updates. Jul 20, 2015. Sep 15, 2014.
