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Ales, Brew Day, Sours

Berliner Weisse Brew Day 2: Kettle Sour with the RoboBrew

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  Summer 2017 is coming to an end and so shall my summer beer styles. Since the last Berliner Weisse was such a hit amongst my household, I decided to brew another 5 gallon batch o the same style. My first Berliner Weisse was kettle soured by keeping it outside in the hot Houston sun …

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Beer History, Sours

Berliner Weisse: “The Champagne of the North”

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Berliner Weisse

  The Style Sour beers are just recently coming into the craft beer and home brewing spotlight. For those who have never tried a “sour” beer, Berliner Weisse is the perfect starting point. A Berliner Weisse isn’t extremely tart, nor is it considered overly “funky”. Berliners offer a reserved lactic sourness and crisp dryness. The …

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