Website is coming along
The brewerscache.com website is coming along. Having not created a webpage in quite some time, it has required quite a learning curve to get up to date on many of the new webpage technologies. I am still getting all of…
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Welcome to the Brewer’s Cache
This is the new home to the “Brewer’s log” found on http://brewbaron.wordpress.com.
I will leave the old wordpress blog up for the time being, but all new content will be posted here.
Also, with luck, I will have http://www.brewerscache.com up…
Tomorrow is a blogging milestone
Tomorrow is a big day for brewbaron.wordpress.com. It is the day that, if things go as planned, I will break 10,000 hits. Thanks for tuning in to the blog; the positive daily traffic is what keeps this interesting. I always…
10/17/2007 – Step Ladder Stout : Kegged and on tap
Yesterday evening I finally got around to transferring the Step Ladder Stout from the primary into its keg. I don’t much like waiting this long before racking it off, but I have been very busy lately getting Brutus, the brew…
New brewer added to the staff
Today I will be adopting a new brewing helper, a boxer-mastif pup named Brutus. Having a curious dog in the house should provide a little more excitment during the brew day. I will finally have someone to help clean up…
9/21/07 – Now on tap: Company cream ale
I just tapped my recipe, Company Cream Ale, brewed some weeks ago. Though it is quite early to offer my my early observations, I can say that I nailed the color that I was shooting for. This beer pours crystal…
8-30-07: Sim City IPA, a beautiful thing
This is a pull of Sim City IPA in a Samuel Adams glass ( courtesy of AHA )
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August 11, 2007 – Have Grain, Will Brew
I have selected a cream ale for my next batch. A cream ale is a very light ale that showcases DMS as a key attribute. A good example of this style is Rolling Rock’s pale ale. I am going to…
August 2, 2007 – Planning out the next ones
Now that I have a free keg, albeit one minus a rubber o-ring, I think that it is time to start planning out the next two brews. I would like to select two beers that use the same yeast; I…
July 18, 2007 – Never under any circumstances should you assume…
Never under any circumstances should you assume that the large o-ring washer that seals the keg lid is too small to slip off. When I was kegging up some of Jamil’s American Brown–damn, that stuff is going to be tasty,…