Category: Beer

Here I write about beer brewing and especially the niche types such as sour beers.

  • Is Gose An Ale Or A Lager Beer?

    Is Gose An Ale Or A Lager Beer?

    Gose (pronounced “go-zuh”) is a sour, salty, and often fruity beer that has been steadily gaining popularity in recent years. With its unique combination of flavors, many beer enthusiasts find themselves asking the age-old question: is Gose an ale or a lager beer? Well, it’s time to settle the debate once and for all. Gose…

  • Difference Between Golden Ale And Lager Beer?

    Difference Between Golden Ale And Lager Beer?

    Beer is one of the most popular and widely consumed alcoholic beverages in the world. From social gatherings to a quiet night at home, beer is a drink enjoyed by millions of people. Among the vast variety of beer styles, golden ale and lager beer are two prominent and well-loved options. The main difference between…

  • Milk Stout Vs Stout? (Explained!)

    Milk Stout Vs Stout? (Explained!)

    As a seasoned brewer and beer enthusiast, I have had the pleasure of experimenting with various types of beers, including stouts. In this blog post, I will delve deep into the world of stouts and, more specifically, the differences between milk stouts and regular stouts. So, buckle up and join me on this flavorful journey!…

  • Is Busch Light Gluten Free?

    Is Busch Light Gluten Free?

    As a seasoned brewer and beer enthusiast, I’ve become familiar with the different types of beers and their ingredients. No, Busch Light is unfortunately not gluten-free. It is brewed with barley malt, which contains gluten. With the rise of gluten-free diets and the increasing number of people diagnosed with Celiac disease, it’s no surprise that…

  • What Is The Difference Between A Pale Ale And Other Ales?

    What Is The Difference Between A Pale Ale And Other Ales?

    As an avid homebrewer and beer enthusiast, I have had countless conversations with friends and fellow beer lovers about the differences between various beer styles. One question that frequently comes up is: What is the difference between a pale ale and other ales? In this blog post, I will dive into the world of ales…

  • Is Lambic Beer Gluten Free?

    Is Lambic Beer Gluten Free?

    Lambic, a unique and historical beer style, has been growing in popularity as more and more beer enthusiasts are drawn to its complex flavors and fascinating brewing process. But in the age of increasing dietary restrictions and health awareness, many people are asking: is lambic beer gluten free? This question is particularly relevant for those…

  • Is Dos Equis A Dark Beer?

    Is Dos Equis A Dark Beer?

    When talking about beers, one of the crucial aspects that often comes into the conversation is the color of the beer. Beer is generally categorized into two main types, light and dark. In this blog post, we’ll be discussing Dos Equis, a popular beer that has been a staple in many social gatherings, and answering…

  • How Long Should You Let A Saison Ale Ferment?

    How Long Should You Let A Saison Ale Ferment?

    Saison ales are among the most interesting and complex beer styles to both brew and enjoy. With a rich history and an array of flavors, these farmhouse ales have captured the hearts and taste buds of beer enthusiasts worldwide. So how long should a Saison Ferment? You should let a saison ale ferment for at…

  • Brewing Water Chemistry 101

    Brewing Water Chemistry 101

    Brewmasters understand the importance of water chemistry when brewing beer. For example, pH levels and mineral content are key elements that we will look into in this post. Key Takeaways: Knowing the details of good brewing water can elevate your beer-making skills. Let’s explore how to use it for success! Introduction Water Chemistry for Beer…

  • Russian Imperial Stout Vs. Ordinary Imperial Stout?

    Russian Imperial Stout Vs. Ordinary Imperial Stout?

    As an expert brewer, I often get asked what sets a Russian Imperial Stout apart from an Ordinary Imperial Stout. Both are dark, robust, and complex beers, but they have some key differences that make them distinct from each other. The key difference between Russian Imperial Stout and Ordinary Imperial Stout lies in their origins…