Author Archives: Barry W
Homebrew Wednesday #20: Double Brew Night (2 one- gallon batches)
This past Monday night I brewed up 2 one-gallon all grain beers, a porter and an ESB. The porter recipe (below) was inspired by Founders Brewing Company’s year round Porter and for the ESB recipe I looked at some recipes … Continue reading
HBW #19: Bronx Homebrewers Assocation March Meeting
On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 I took the subway up to 238th Street and headed to Bronx Ale House for the March meeting of the Bronx Homebrewers Association (Facebook) which focused on mead. As is with many homebrewing club meetings, we … Continue reading
Homebrew Wednesday #18: Home-brew Bottle Shares
Happy Homebrew Wednesday!!! This week I talk about the benefits of attending home-brew bottle shares, show you some brewing ingredients and equipment that I bought at Bitter and Esters (my LHBS) in order to brew 1-gallon batches, and give you … Continue reading
The Brewed Palate On Tap: Bell’s Brewery Lands In NYC
Towards the end of 2013 I was surprised to hear that Bell’s Brewery (Kalamazoo, Michigan), famous for beers such as Hopslam Double IPA and Expedition Stout, was finally going to start being distributed in New York. Also, that their beers … Continue reading
HBW #16: Woman of Valor Tripel brew day
Happy Homebrew Wednesday!! This past Sunday (2/16/14) I brewed up a big Belgian Tripel (OG 1.088), which I’ve named Woman of Valor in honor of my wife. The beer’s name come from a poem that is sang in Jewish homes … Continue reading
A Night of Belgian Craft Beer Premiers with Christine Celis
On Thursday, January 23, 2014 I headed to Clinton Hall, a recent addition to the plethora of NYC craft beer bars for an event organized by Artisanal Imports and Authentic Beverage Management, which featured the premiers of a variety of … Continue reading
The Brewed Palate Presents: David Kleban of Maine Beer Company
On January 23, 2014 I headed down to Blind Tiger Ale House for an event featuring beers from the now well known Maine brewery, Maine Beer Company. While there I sat down with co-founder David Kleban to chat about the … Continue reading










