Home Brewing and Making Beer
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BEER101: A basic guide to making your own beer using extract. A guided homebrewing demonstration by Shad Chancey including everything from making your wort, to changing fermenters, to force carbonation using cornelius kegs, and finally pulling the first frosty ice cold beer from the tap.      
BEER101: A basic guide to making your own beer using extract. A guided homebrewing demonstration by Shad Chancey including everything from making your wort, to changing fermenters, to force carbonation using cornelius kegs, and finally pulling the first frosty ice cold beer from the tap.      
BEER101: A basic guide to making your own beer using extract. A guided homebrewing demonstration by Shad Chancey including everything from making your wort, to changing fermenters, to force carbonation using cornelius kegs, and finally pulling the first frosty ice cold beer from the tap.      
I’ve been brewing all grain, partials, and kit beers for a while now. This chronicles my finding Coopers in a bottle, to tasting three varieties and the kit beer, Coopers English Bitter. Thanks to PEIhomebrewer and wierdbeer Fo for telling me what hops is in Coopers. I also read a couple of passages from Charlie [...]
We got an 5 minute floor Beer Tour with Brian Dunn (owner) of the Great Divide Brewing Co. located at 22nd Ave & Arapahoe St in Denver, Colorado. Brian shows the brewing of Titan IPA (best seller) & bottling Hibernation Ale – Great Divide Brewing Co. has won a number of GABF medals (Gold, Silver [...]
Tony from Austin Homebrew Supply gave me a taste of this homebrew he made and I just had to try making it myself. He made up the recipe for me and even gave my grains his special double-crush that he uses with his brew in a bags. Thanks Tony! Tony’s New Zealand IPA contains: 11lbs [...]
It’s been quite sometime since I last brewed a batch of beer using malt extract, but it is by far the easiest way to make homebrew and for most people it remains their first introduction to the hobby. Once you find out how easy it is to do there is usually no turning back. So [...]
Tony from Austin Homebrew Supply gave me a taste of this homebrew he made and I just had to try making it myself. He made up the recipe for me and even gave my grains his special double-crush that he uses with his brew in a bags. Thanks Tony! Tony’s New Zealand IPA contains: 11lbs [...]
Had to try out the Australian Brew in a Bag Method. Tried on a smallish beer, the Utah HB51 Collaboration Amber Ale that has just a 10 lb grain bill. The fella who made my brew kettle put me onto this “brew in a bag” method. Was a really fun way to brew. Thanks Dan! [...]
It’s been 3 weeks to the day since I made this all-grain stove-top brew in a bag Utah HB51 Collaboration Amber Ale homebrew beer. Let’s see how it turned out! Back several videos, you can see me buying this kit from Austin Homebrew Supply. Back a couple of videos, you can see me make this [...]
PT, youtube name yartp, got a bunch of us together to do a group beer brewing experiment. Wierdbeer, Hoppinglion01, Threeque, Terpsichoreankid, and me. Our instructions were to use 3.5 US gallons of water 1.4oz Golding hops – boiled in water – .70oz @ 6-min, .35oz @ 15 min. .35oz @ 0 min 3lbs Dry Malt [...]