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Lion’s Roar Pilsner Update: My Lager fermentation Schedule
Being that one of my goals for The Brewed Palate is to share my homebrewing experiences with you, and a lot of those experiences involve me brewing new recipes and using techniques and processes for the first time. I’ve decided … Continue reading
Homebrew Wednesday 34: Updates On Tap
Yet another week has gone by and I have even more homebrewing experiences to share with you. I start the video by showing off my new YakimaValleyHops.com t-shirt and a package I received recently of stuff that I ordered from … Continue reading
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The Holy Inn Brewing Company Presents: Lion’s Roar Pilsner Brew Day
In this FULL LENGTH brew day I take you along while I brew my first lager, a bohemian pilsner inspired by Firestone Walker Brewing Company’s Pivo Pils, which I’ve dubbed Lion’s Roar Pilsner. As some of you make know Firestone … Continue reading
Homebrew Wednesday 33: Brew Day Tour
In this week’s Homebrew Wednesday video I talk about what I’ve been doing homebrew-wise while giving you a “tour: of my apartment. “Stops” include my boiling pilsner wort, my yeast starter (in my ferm fridge on a stir plate), my … Continue reading
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