Brewing by-product - spent grain

So far we have used this to make bread and vegetable burgers. Granola is next. Anyone have a good recipe?

True Scot - final product

Craft Brew Series Kicks Off With a Small Batch | Grilladelic

Craft Brew Series Kicks Off With a Small Batch

On 08.22.10, In craft brew, family, stories, by Scot

Grilladelic kicks off it’s craft brew series in style. Today, we will be at a local brewery making a small batch of beer. After we’re done, we’ll head over to a family barbecue. It will be an epic day. The entries below flow in throughout the brewing cycle. Keep the page up and it will poll new entries on the fly.

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Today was an attempt to live blog while brewing beer. That proved to be difficult at times during the hurry up and wait game. Have a look and let me know what you think.

What can I do for you?

I have some time off now and want to know if there is anything I can do to help you? Let me know. If I can help, I would love to.

Mediocrikys « Craic on the Grand!

Draft beer selection came from one distributor. No local micro-brews, just the usual suspects.

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I'm with you John, that would be the first/last time I would go there as well.

Support your local brewery.

Now that it's the end of summer...

I have to finish the summer seasonal. Someone has to do it.

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Winding Down with a Four Peaks Hefeweizen

Support Your Local Brewery

The bumper sticker is from Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo, near my hometown. If I could buy it out here, I would. It's always a nice treat to drink it when I go back home. My favorite local brews in Arizona are from Four Peaks Brewing Company out of Tempe. I just replaced the kegs at home last Friday. An empty 8th Street Pale and Hefeweizen were swapped out for their Sunbru Kölsch (style) and Hopknot IPA. I think the Sunbru is a great summertime ale and Hopknot was started from a bet and has turned out to be one of their best sellers. It's a great story.

My fridge is a bit small so I fill it with two torpedoes instead of one half barrel. A half barrel will fit but it required a hacksaw modification to the door. Plus, having two different styles on hand at once is always nice. If one runs out, there is a backup and more time to plan your next beer run. There is less waste without the bottles and cans and with better quality brews, you get more for your money.