Basic Brewing Radio

Chris Colby, author of the Homebrew Recipe Bible and Methods of Modern Homebrewing, gives us an overview of adjuncts used in developing recipes.

Matt Giovanisci of the Brew Cabin blog and YouTube channel shares his simplified approach to brewing water chemistry.

Mike Tonsmeire, the Mad Fermentationist and co-founder of Sapwood Cellars, talks about his hopping strategies in modern hoppy beers.

James and Steve sample tinctures made with lime, Meyer lemon, and organic Minneola tangelo. We also sample Ivory Bill Meyer Lemon Wheat and talk to brewer Casey Letellier about it.

Chris Colby, author of the Home Brew Recipe Bible and Methods of Modern Homebrewing, walks us through the most commonly used specialty malts and grains.

Briony Liebich from flavourlogic.com give us some great advice on honing our senses when we taste our favorite beverage.

Matt Giovanisci of the Brew Cabin YouTube channel and brewcabin.com talks about his approach taking abstract inspiration onto paper and into the fermenter.

Chris Colby, author of The Home Brew Recipe Bible and Methods of Modern Homebrewing, gives us an overview of the most basic of beer ingredients.

James and Steve use tincures made from dark sweet cherries, strawberries and jalapeños to liven up a basic pale ale.

Chris Colby, author of The Homebrew Recipe Bible and Methods of Modern Homebrewing, explains the numbers related to writing recipes and brewing beer.

Mika Laitinen, author of Viking Age Brew and brewingnordic.com, talks about the challenges and rewards of brewing with rye.

Andy Coates brings us up to date on hazy beers, small batch blended barrels, and new gear at Ozark.

James and Steve play with tinctures made with dried chilis to dose into a tasty little pale ale.

Alex Gruber from Imperial Organic Yeast technical support walks us through the process of diagnosing troubled fermentations.

We get to know Julia Herz as she takes the reins as Executive Director of the American Homebrewers Association.