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... of course I want to brew its clone at home. It was a sweet amber, available only in the late fall and winter. It had a name like "holiday ale" or "festival ale" or something similar, and was made by one of the numerous NW microbreweries. Possibly MacTarnahan's or Oregon breweries. I...

That something happened! Newbie brewer here, on his first-ever batch...partial boil, partial mash. A "Red" ale. Very simple recipe. (With all the various pots and pans going, some boiling, some chilling in the fridge, I'm thinking this first time out--using insufficient equipment--will be...

Hi All, Newbie here, to brewing not drinking of course. I'm mostly lurking, and constantly dazzled by the wealth of info here. This forum is quite the treasure. I stumbled on some posts mentioning the "fliptop" Grolsch bottles. Thay bring back some pleasant memories... In 1992, when...