7 Ways to Make it a Homebrew Thanksgiving
Check out these 7 creative ways to incorporate your favorite beer into your Thanksgiving celebration this year, including culinary adventures, pairing tips, and homebrew recipes.
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Check out these 7 creative ways to incorporate your favorite beer into your Thanksgiving celebration this year, including culinary adventures, pairing tips, and homebrew recipes.
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Browse throught he gold medal-winning recipes from the 2022 National Homebrew Competition, including award winning beer, mead, and cider.
Mix fresh apple juice from Louisburg Cider Mill in Louisburg Kansas, frozen concentrated apple juice, and mango juice in primary fermenter and add pectic enzyme. Allow to sit 24 hrs. Mix lactose with distilled water and warm until…
Fermented in the 58°F–62°F (14–17°C) range, chilled to stop fermentation early, and a couple years later I got around to force carbonating it. Golden Russet chosen for very high gravity and arguably my favorite apple. Northern Spy for…
This mead is named after one of my favorite overheard comments when I was entering more often than I do now. Fermented upper 60s Fahrenheit. Not quite a Dwojniak (1:1 honey to water), but more like 2:3. Gravity…
Honey mixed with 4.5 gal. of distilled water. Fermaid K and yeast added. Day 2 boiled the lime zest, lime juice and ginger root in 1/2 gallon (1.89 L) distilled water for 10 minutes, covered, and let sit…
Add all frozen fruit to larger 7- to 10-gallon fermenter and let partially thaw over 24 hours, then pour honey over top and let it continue to thaw for another 24 hours. Mix fruit and honey together, adding…
Eric Cockrell of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, a member of the Fellowship of Oklahoma Ale Makers, won a gold medal in Category 40: Stone Fruit Mead during the 2022 National Homebrew Competition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Cockrell's Stone Fruit Mead (40) was chosen as first out of 8 entries in the category.
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