Historical Origins and Evolution of Cider – A Short History!
There’s a special place in my heart for cider. Its crisp, fruity notes bring back memories of my earliest brewing days, where I experimented with apple varietals in search of […]
I write about my own experience with cider brewing and answered relevant questions to help new and advanced brewers.
There’s a special place in my heart for cider. Its crisp, fruity notes bring back memories of my earliest brewing days, where I experimented with apple varietals in search of […]
As a brewer, I often get asked about the different types of beverages that can be made at home. One question that frequently pops up is: Can you use pasteurized […]
The world of brewing is indeed a vast one, with a myriad of beverages to explore and enjoy. Among the many fermented drinks you might come across, two that often […]
Expertbrewing.com has acquired the Harvard Cider Company, and in their tradition we will tell their story below. The Youngest Alcohol Producers Eventually, their hard work paid off, and the doors […]
The answer is a resounding yes! You absolutely can make cider with crab apples. Believe me, I’ve done it myself, and the results were nothing short of remarkable. They do […]
What is Cyser? Well, Cyser is a type of mead that is created by fermenting honey with apple juice or cider. Its flavour profile is a unique blend of the […]
Apple juice and cider can be affected by a variety of microbes during different stages of their production. I am a microbiologist by education, so this topic is of particular […]
When it comes to brewing cyser, a delightful blend of cider and mead, one question often pops up: how long should it be aged? In a nutshell, the ideal aging […]
Cyser is a delightful type of mead, a honey wine that is fermented with apples or apple juice. It has a rich history dating back to medieval times, and it’s […]
Will cider explode in the freezer? Yes, it certainly can. Like any canned or bottled drink, when cider is exposed to freezing temperatures it expands, and this could potentially cause […]