This is Modern Alchemy
The ancient alchemists never figured out how to turn lead into gold, but they did help crack open the door to modern chemistry, laboratory science, and the very human habit of asking, "What happens if...
30 Apr 53min
Teramar Brewstillery
Way back at the beginning of this podcast I sat down with Greg Pore co-owner and brewer at Terramar brewing and we had a fantastic talk about Berlinerweisse. Unfortunately we weren't ready to have hi...
16 Apr 1h
Beer Myths that Refuse to Die.
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2 Apr 59min
Fake News & Cold Beer: The Fall of Pulque
Before Corona. Before Tecate. Before Mexican lager. Mexico had pulque, pronounced POOL-keh, a thick, funky, fermented agave drink that was once one of the most popular alcoholic drinks in the country,...
19 Mar 1h 1min
Make Beer Cheap Again
We aren't getting political, but the price of a 4 pack of beer in the grocery store is getting a little ridiculous. $16 four packs! This week on The Beer Craft, we break down the numbers and look at ...
5 Mar 1h 16min
Northwest Beer Report
I know I had posted this as a Make Beer Cheap Again, but I mixed up my audio files. This week on the Podcast we take a look at the Northwest Beer Scene and answer some burning questions from the fiel...
28 Feb 58min
Malt Analysis You Can Use
We did a whole show about reading a COA, but sometimes we need something that we can chew on. This week on The Beer Craft we are looking at what we can do to test and evaluate our grain choices withou...
12 Feb 59min
Wine kits: How the other half drinks.
Because I am more than a barley obsessed wrangler of single cell intoxicant creating critters, we are talking about wine kits! I know that both employ the tallents of saccharomyces cerevisiae, and tha...
5 Feb 1h
