10-31-24 – Inland Empire Mash Your Luck Competition
Members of the Inland Empire Homebrew Club pit six delicious beers against each other in the first ever Mash Your Luck competition.
Members of the Inland Empire Homebrew Club pit six delicious beers against each other in the first ever Mash Your Luck competition.
In the second part of a conversation on Steve Wilkes’ porch, we talk to native Bavarian Detlef Koertge about his homebrewing and more on German beer culture. Steve’s son, Chase, also chats about beers in NYC.
We sit on Steve Wilkes’ porch to have beers and conversation with Detlef Koertge, a homebrewer with roots in Bavaria.
Matt Giovanisci of Brew Cabin and Josh Secaur of Gambit Brewing help James compare his two Honey IPAs, and the group brainstorm on a recipe for Matt’s holiday beer.
Chris Colby, author of the Homebrew Recipe Bible and Methods of Modern Homebrewing, helps James formulate a giant lager with advanced brewing techniques.
James shares his Mash Your Luck “Malt Liquor” with Chris Colby, Adam Ross, and Scott Housel. He rolls the dice again for another challenging beer.
Homebrewer Scott Housel shares his tart and smoky interpretation of a delicious Historical German beer.
Matt Giovanisci of Brew Cabin and Josh Secaur of Gambit Brewing join James to taste his Honey IPA and to plan the next version. Matt also takes the Mash Your Luck challenge.
Adam Ross of Twin Span Brewing shares four beers brewed with terpenes – three with hop terpenes, and one with terpenes from hops’ wacky cousin. Scott Housel helps James sample.
James is joined by Adam Ross of Twin Span Brewing, Scott Housel, and Steve Wilkes as they taste Steve’s Mash Your Luck braggot.