Remember in SheppyBrew 2018 Year-End Brewing Stats, I mentioned that I wanted to brew more new recipes in 2019?
Remember in SheppyBrew 2018 Year-End Brewing Stats, I mentioned that I wanted to brew more lagers in 2019?
So ... last weekend I brewed a beer that was both a new recipe and a lager.
Bam!
At first, I thought I was going to brew a Standard American Lager (BJCP Category 1B). This category call for using corn as an ingredient. I've brewed Popcorn Beers in the past, and I thought it would be fun to add popcorn to this one too.
For some reason, I thought it would be funny to make a beer name for which P.B.R. could be an acronym.
Popcorn was a great start for the "P".
It took me awhile, but eventually, it hit me that "Popcorn. Barley. Rye" would work for "P.B.R".
I already had Popcorn and Barley as part of the recipe. It certainly isn't difficult to add some Rye.
Voila ... I had the malt bill for my new lager.
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Showing posts with label Popcorn Beer. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Friday, March 30, 2018
Gringo Cerveza Popcorn Ale
I brewed Wednesday. I had the week off work, so of course I had to get a brew day in.
Wednesday was the day.
The beer I brewed was based on a long-time SheppyBrew recipe. Gringo Cerveza.
Originally, I used this name for a Mr. Beer recipe. I even had a partial mash recipe.
And ... eventually it become an all-grain recipe.
Sometime along the way, it became a Popcorn Beer.
"Popcorn?" You ask. Yes Popcorn.
A popcorn jalapeño beer. The jalapeños have become optional.
I got the idea of using popcorn in a beer when I listened to an episode of The Session on the Brewing Network about Sun King Brewery of Indianapolis, Indiana. One of their beers was a popcorn beer.
I decided to try the popcorn mash. Seemed that concept would work well with a jalapeño beer.
Wednesday was the day.
The beer I brewed was based on a long-time SheppyBrew recipe. Gringo Cerveza.
Originally, I used this name for a Mr. Beer recipe. I even had a partial mash recipe.
And ... eventually it become an all-grain recipe.
Sometime along the way, it became a Popcorn Beer.
"Popcorn?" You ask. Yes Popcorn.
A popcorn jalapeño beer. The jalapeños have become optional.
I got the idea of using popcorn in a beer when I listened to an episode of The Session on the Brewing Network about Sun King Brewery of Indianapolis, Indiana. One of their beers was a popcorn beer.
I decided to try the popcorn mash. Seemed that concept would work well with a jalapeño beer.
Wednesday, March 07, 2012
Popcorn Beer #HomeBrew
A couple of nights ago, I was listening to The Brewing Network Sunday Session February 13, 2012 episode with Sun King Brewery. The main part of the show was a great interview with Clay Robinson who is one of the founders, owners, and brewers at Sun King Brewery of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Sun King won a ridiculous number of medals at the 2011 GABF. If my memory is correct, they got 4 golds, 3 silvers, and 1 bronze. Getting any kind of medal at the GABF is an amazing feat. Getting 4 golds is mind-blowing. Getting 8 medals is downright unbelievable.
If I have had any Sun King beer, it was at GABF. It doesn't appear in my notes, so if I had any I don't remember anything about it. I hope I remember to try to find it this year.
My favorite part of the interview was when Clay talked about their Popcorn Pilsner. If you download the episode from the link above, this part is at about the 1:42:20 mark of the pod-cast.
One of the ingredients used in Popcorn Pilsner is (are you ready for this?): Popcorn.
Sun King won a ridiculous number of medals at the 2011 GABF. If my memory is correct, they got 4 golds, 3 silvers, and 1 bronze. Getting any kind of medal at the GABF is an amazing feat. Getting 4 golds is mind-blowing. Getting 8 medals is downright unbelievable.
If I have had any Sun King beer, it was at GABF. It doesn't appear in my notes, so if I had any I don't remember anything about it. I hope I remember to try to find it this year.
My favorite part of the interview was when Clay talked about their Popcorn Pilsner. If you download the episode from the link above, this part is at about the 1:42:20 mark of the pod-cast.
One of the ingredients used in Popcorn Pilsner is (are you ready for this?): Popcorn.
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