
Episode 278 | Removing Bittering Hops Mid-Boil In A Kölsch
Recently, some brewers have been looking for ways to make beers that have good hop character with minimal bitterness, and one unique method involves removing the bittering hop addition halfway through...
21 Mar 202355min

Episode 277 | Short & Shoddy: Czech Amber Lager
Contributor Will Lovell joins Marshall to chat about the deliciously lesser-known style called Czech Amber Lager as well as the results of their attempt to brew one using Short & Shoddy methods. The B...
14 Mar 20231h 8min

Episode 276 | Whole Cone vs. Pellet Hops When Dry Hopping A Pale Ale
The two most common forms hops come in are whole cone and pellet, and some believe they contribute different characteristics when used for dry hopping. Contributor Will Lovell joins Marshall on this e...
7 Mar 202355min

Episode 275 | Brü's Views: Beer Glassware
While some people pay little mind to the vessel their beer is served to them in, others view the use of proper glassware as contributing to the overall drinking experience. In this episode, contributo...
28 Feb 20231h 6min

Episode 274 | Using PET Kegs For A Pale Lager
The most common material used to make kegs is stainless steel, but over the last few years, manufacturers have released kegs made of alternative materials. In this episode, contributor Will Lovell sit...
21 Feb 202358min

Episode 273 | exBEERience: Traditional Sour Beer Brewing
In the history of brewing, sour beers are perhaps some of the oldest styles, and while modern brewers have developed methods to hasten the souring process, some continue to prefer taking a more tradit...
14 Feb 20231h 19min

Episode 272 | AvgBrü Reviews #4: Oatmeal Stout
For the fourth AvgBrü, The Brü Club members selected Oatmeal Stout as the style of choice, and a handful of members sent theirs in to be reviewed by Tim, Justin, Craig, and Marshall. The Brülosophy Po...
7 Feb 20231h 52min

Episode 271 | Using 6-Row Barley Malt In American Lager
Barley is the most common grains used to make beer, and typically it's of the 2-row variety; however, 6-row barley malt can also be used to make beer. This week, contributor Cade Jobe joins Marshall t...
31 Jan 202354min





















