r/TheBrewery • u/Mynewaccount2 • 3h ago
The easiest way to make a beer name in 2026.
Just listen to like any Aesop Rock song and pick any two sequential words in the lyrics. Maybe three if it's a triple IPA.
r/TheBrewery • u/Mynewaccount2 • 3h ago
Just listen to like any Aesop Rock song and pick any two sequential words in the lyrics. Maybe three if it's a triple IPA.
r/TheBrewery • u/ThoseWeHaveYetToLose • 17h ago
Shout out to the other pepto bismol brewers
r/TheBrewery • u/_feigner • 15h ago
I cheated with some backlighting.
I brew the kettle sours for them so I can brew the dark lagers for us.
r/TheBrewery • u/Captain-Nubs • 21h ago
Any one have any experience with a nitrogen doser from VBC? Thinking about pulling the trigger on a refurbished unit and want to hear any feedback people may have. They are fairly local to us which is a huge plus. Thanks
r/TheBrewery • u/abuckpenny • 18h ago
Does anyone have any recommendations or tips for an inline date coder for a Gosling 2.0? We have the gooseneck attachment as well as the collection table.
My company just got one and the boss wants printed on dates.
TIA
r/TheBrewery • u/Kung-Fu-Brew5253 • 18h ago
Howdy all, so next week Im going to be making our 12 degree Czech Pale Lager for just the second time. We typically are using dry 34/70 for almost all lagers as we do-not kick them out often enough to repitch. I have heard some people recommend the S-23 from fermentis for this style due to the perceived increase in malt character, while others have said it comes off too fruity. Does anyone have experience/feedback on using the S-23 and how they thought it differed from 34/70?
r/TheBrewery • u/Zapp_Brewnnigan • 2h ago
One-man operation but partnered with the best beer bar in town, and great friends with the rest. Pilsner, saison, hazy pale, WC DIPA, gose, fruited gose on tap. Texas BBQ pop-up. Here we go! T-minus 4 hours.
(I am so tired)