Tag Archives: brettanomyces

Introducing: Brooklyn Brewery’s Wild Horse Porter (Brewmaster’s Reserve Series 2015)

Posted on February 10, 2015 by Barry W

On Monday, February 9, 2015 I headed down to Brooklyn Brewery for the release of Wild Horse Porter, the newest addition to their Brewmaster’s Reserve series of beers. In line with the previous Brewmaster’s Reserve beer release events that I’ve been … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged beer release event, brettanomyces, Brewmaster's Reserve Series, Brooklyn Brewery, craft beer, Garrett Oliver, Sour beers, Wild Horse Porter | 3 Comments

TBP Feature Series: Milk The Funk (Facebook group)

Posted on December 7, 2014 by Barry W

After maintaining a beer blogs directory on my blog for the past few years I’ve decided to begin a series of blog posts that features beer blogs, Facebook groups, homebrewing clubs etc. that offer brewers (home and professional) and craft … Continue reading →

Posted in Craft Beer Advocacy, Homebrewing, TBP Feature Series | Tagged 100% brettanomyces fermentation, American Sour Beers, brett IPA, brettanomyces, brewing sour beers, BugCounty, ECY20, lambic pellicle, Michael Tonsmeire, Milk The Funk | 3 Comments

Homebrew Wednesday 33: Brew Day Tour

Posted on August 14, 2014 by Barry W

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 →

Posted in Homebrewing | Tagged bohemian pilsner, brettanomyces, brewing lager, Firestone Walker, homebrewing in an apartment, NYCHG, Pivo Pils Clone, saison brett, wyeast 2124 | Leave a comment

TBP Presents: Transmitter Brewing (Long Island City, NYC)

Posted on August 6, 2014 by Barry W

On Sunday, August 3rd I headed down to Transmitter Brewing in Long Island City, NYC. As one of NYC’s newest breweries focusing on yeast driven beer, rather than IPAs etc.; their belgian style farmhouse ales are quite unique and pack … Continue reading →