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Hey, I live in Denver, planted 4 rhizomes last year - 2 Cascades, a Galena and a Mt Hood. The Galenda did gangbusters, relatively, during the 1st year. The Mt. Hood, not so much and the Cascades were the same. As of about a week ago, the Galena is blowing up out there. It's already 2 or so ft...

Has anyone tried this out? Looks interesting, but wondering if it has any quirks.

Ok, so I was notified about an equipment auction for a now defunct arcade center and on the equipment list was "6 head beer tap, system accessories". Now, I realize that could literally mean anything, but wanted to reach out in case there might be any blatantly obvious reason why a...

FYI for anyone in Denver, I just found this on tap at the Irish Hound on 6th. Much relief, as I'd been questing for another pint of Kilkenny's for many years.

Pretty clever ctheis. I shall ponder on this a bit. Thanks for the photos!

Alright, well I was going to do something like this, but when I decided to actually read about the growing aspect of hops, I learned that different varieties need to be planted 5-7 ft apart. So I won't be able to plant as I've sketched. The other designs similar to this that I've seen had the...

Dude, very nice indeed.

Hey ya'll. I know Murphy's, as a brewery name, has pretty much already been taken. But I wasn't thinking about that when I named my pup, and I had to name my kitchen brewery after that little rascal. (Had I not, he assured me he would have devoured twice as many shoes in retaliation). Here's...

My votes on B.

Long time reader, first time poster. So, ya, I have decided that hops would make a nice addition to the back yard, but I just can't figure out how I want to support them. I have good horizontal space, but whatever I settle on can't be too 3 dimensional. I've drawn this plan up for 4" PVC based...

Two even simpler and brighter ideas. Just was reading about milk as an adhesive, though, so I might abandon laziness altogether and get my Photoshop on.

Hey all, Long time reader, first time poster. I had a hair-brained idea for labeling, which I'm sure has been thought of before. Regardless, I thought I would share. It's actually more of a beer identifying technique than a beer labeling technique - no fancy art here. I'm gonna head...