Homebrew Recipes from my Commercial Brewery!

[igliashon]

Hi everyone, I guess it's been a while since I've logged in here! Pretty wild to see one of my old posts still stickied here. Anyway, I recently opened a new dedicated gluten-free brewery (all by myself this time, no partners or investors!) called Mutantis Brewery and Bottle Shop. Located in Portland OR (of course), I brew my own beers and also sell every GF beer made in Oregon that I can get my hands on. Unlike when I was at Ghostfish, I am not forced to "protect" my intellectual property or keep trade secrets; I call all the shots, so I choose to make my methods and recipes available to all, for free--as long as you credit me if you reproduce them or use them in a commercial endeavor. Every beer I release will be accompanied by a 5-gallon homebrew-size recipe posted in the "recipes" section of the Mutantis website. I vow never to brew the same recipe twice, so eventually the list of recipes is gonna get kinda ridiculous, but for now I have recipes for the six beers I am currently selling. Unfortunately I don't have the time to regularly participate in forum discussions here, but I do pop in to the Zero Tolerance group on facebook fairly regularly. I'm always happy to chat via email too, give me a shout at jason @ mutantis.beer (yeah, the website is "dot beer", not "dot com"!). I'll try to poke my head back in here more often as time permits, but anyway I just wanted to share the recipe link with all of you, since I'm sure not everyone is on facebook. Happy brewing!

 

[cincypilot]

Good to have you back. Timely for me because I am getting back to homebrewing Again. Look forward to a trip to Portland to look you up and try some of your new beers. Loved Ghostfish, any food any beer safe for me! Wishing you great luck on this endeavor!

 

[KeizerBrewr]

That's so cool! Glad to hear I know a local versed in the arts of GF brewing. Definitely want to get into it.

 

[chaps]

These are great. Love the brew sheet as well. Just enough detail. Question though. Looks like your doing a rising step mash without gelanitizing (so?) the grains. How does that work for you (or others)? Does the ondea pro ceramix negate the need for that step?

 

[skleice]

These are great. Love the brew sheet as well. Just enough detail. Question though. Looks like your doing a rising step mash without gelanitizing (so?) the grains. How does that work for you (or others)? Does the ondea pro ceramix negate the need for that step?

Ceramix

 

[delcosansgluten]

Wow this is incredible! Thank you for sharing. When I visit Portland, I'll be a customer.

 

[shoreline99]

So great to see, Igs. Can't wait to try some of those