Category: Beer Blog

Pilsner styled beers are the most popular in the world. Pilsners are very light in color with a light to medium body. Homebrewers looking to brew a hoppy, slightly malty […]

Ken Grossman was taught the art of homebrew and fermentation at an early age. After opening a homebrew supply store, Ken and his fellow homebrewer, Paul Camusi began their brewing […]

The Mikey Sunshine Berliner Weisse was awarded first place at the Homebrew Alley 6 competition for the sour ales category in 2012. This Berliner Weisse styled recipe was created by brewers […]

At the Hoppy Brewer, we offer a variety of kegs. Keep us in mind next time you plan to a party or event and are looking to order a keg. […]

Loowit has won a silver medal at the 2016 World Beer Cup for their Grimlock Rye Porter in the Rye Beer category! The most prestigious beer compeition in the world, […]

Brew your own beer at home with ease by using a homebrew kit. Brewcraft USA has joined forces with the Boneyard Beer company to create a clone kit of their […]

While visiting Spokane, Washington you’ll want to check out the Spokane Lilac Festival, Spokane Falls, and the No-Li Brewhouse! No-Li brews innovative beers while utilizing local ingredients so it shouldn’t […]

W00bwit was awarded Best of Show at the Brewer’s East End Revival (BEER) 15th Annual Brew-off Homebrew Competition in 2012. This Belgian wit style recipe was created by a brewer […]

Medium Crystal malts (40L-60L) are the most common specialty grains used by homebrewers. Crystal malt, also called caramel malt, can be used in many beer styles and can be used […]

The Deschutes Brewery’s founding brewmaster, John Harris is an icon in Oregon’s craft brewing history. John Harris brewed for McMenamins from 1986-1988, continued on to create recipes for Deschutes Brewery, […]