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Homebrewing
The how-to, recipes, equipment, tips, trouble-shooting and other needful things for those intrepid people who choose to ferment their own special blends of beer.
538 Questions
What of lager or stout beer is healthier?
You have to define healthy. There are alcohol calories, carb calories and the effects of alcohol to consider. The two kinds of beer are actually ale and lager, not stout and lager. However since you mention stout, which is a kind of ale, I will say that Guinness draft (either on tap or in the can, but not the Extra Stout in the bottle) has in the past been recommended by doctors in England because it's fairly low in alcohol and calories for a beer with that much flavor. Of course, that's England. They see things differently.
If you're not into flavor, you could say that those bland super-light beers, 55, 64, etc, are less unhealthy than other beers. I wouldn't say that any beer is the same as consuming, say, whole-bran cereal. Life just isn't that perfect.
Does Washington D.C. give law license reciprocity?
Washington DC offers has a fairly liberal "reciprocity" program which the deem "Admission on Motion Without Exam" - I've attached a link to pdf that has that form of admission's information. Best of luck. http://www.dcappeals.gov/dccourts/docs/rule46c3_admission_on_motion-without_exam.pdf
Low-alcohol beer and drug screening?
The fact of the matter is any amount of alcohol not metabolized completely by the body will produce a positive for alcohol in a drug screen.
How do you make homemade birch beer?
* crock
* finely cut sweet birch twigs
* honey
* birch sap
* cake soft yeast
* toasted rye bread
SWEET BIRCH (Betula lenta) also called Black birch,
You will still most likely grow a few more inches!
Lager is one of the two major styles of beer, the other being ale.
In the traditional song go tell it on the mountain what are you suppose to go tell on the mountain?
That Jesus Christ is born.
What happens if you fail school?
If you fail school you will have to go to summer school to make up your grade, and if you don't you will get held back.
What happens if you ferment orange juice for a year?
ive drinken orange juice that's been under my bed from last winter and it tastes extremely vile! but u can still feel a buz when u drink it. i'd just recommend you buy orange wine or just a regular beverage!
In the traditional song go tell it on the mountain what are you supposed to go tell on the mountain?
That Jesus Christ is born!
What is the purpose of yeast in a recipe?
In baking, the purpose of yeast is 'leavening'. That is 'to make the dough rise' by producing gas to make bubbles in the dough. Baking powder and eggs share a similar purpose in recipes.
In brewing, it is to introduce bacteria to the brew to aid in fermentation.
What purpose does the spotted newt's tail serve in mead recipes?
It is sarcasm I believe. I would not suggest putting newt tail in your mead.
Is it legal to ship beer to Utah?
That will depend. If it meets the standards for alcohol percentage and is shipped in a legal method then yes. If it is smuggled however or does not meet the %'s set by state law or is not sold in state but not through an authorized retailer then it is technically illegal.
Can you re-ferment non alcoholic beer by adding yeast and sugar?
Yes, but it would taste really gross.
Can you add sugar to the carboy after the yeast?
Yes, you can add sugar to your wine or cider in small amounts. At some point the yeast will produce enough alcohol to kill themselves, Around 13-14% ABV. At that point you're no longer feeding the yeast, your sweetening your brew. When the yeast bubbles slow and or stop, stop adding sugar.
Can you tell me how much beer is actually in a 5.0 liter of heineken beer kegs?
32 beers A Heineken mini keg has about 19 standard drinks, and is roughly equal to 15 bottles of beer. I have no idea where someone got 32 beer, 24 bottles is about eight liters of beer. There is 341 ml in a standard beer bottle. So 5000/341 = 14.66.
Can you make beer without barley malt?
Maltose is the name for the sugars collected from grains (usually malted barley) and is a fundamental ingredient in beer. Maltose is also known as malt sugar or malt extract.
Obtaining the maltose from the grains is done by the procedure called Mashing. If you purchase a homebrew kit or malt extract (in liquid or dried form), the mashing has already been done for you. The collected sugars (maltose) from the grains are dehydrated into either a syrup or a powder for you to add the beer you are brewing at home. When you add liquid or dry malt extract to your brew (or 'wort' in brewing terminology), or if you create a wort by adding water to the canned brew kit you bought then you are using maltose to make your beer.
You'll probably find that your beer is a bit more harsh tasting. Not much difference at all really. You'll also find that the vast majority of that stuff falls to the bottom of the fermenter very quickly, so it's in contact with the beer for a very short time. In short, don't worry about it. in a 5 gallon batch it won't cause you much of a problem at all.
Can you buy a keg of Coors light beer in Newfoundland?
Unfortunately no. You need to go through a Beer Rep. in NL to get a Keg or have a Liquor License.
How long has beer brewing existed?
Babylonian clay tablets more than 8,000 years old depicted beer being brewed and gave detailed recipes. These recipes are the oldest in the world for any food or beverage product. Other writings indicated that beer was brewed by the Egyptians as early as 3000 B.C. and by the Chinese in the 23rd century B.C.
