Should I be worried about my yeast starter being effected by light? I know frementation can be affect if exposed to UV rays. Is this something I should consider despite the short amount of time the yeast spends in the starter?
Light and Yeast Starter....
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ajwillys
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Actually, its the hops that contain an ingredient that causes beer to go bad when exposed to light. Since most starters don't use hops (I've seen a few people use them), it shouldn't be a concern.
ajwillys
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Definitely! LoneRider, Carolina Brewing Company, Big Boss, and Aviator are all good. CBC is right next to my house and is REALLY popular. Usually about 150/week. Perhaps because of the free beer. Big Boss is nice too, but for some reason I've never been a huge fan of their beer.
Are you new in the area?
EDIT: Just noticed you said NC in general and I just gave you Raleigh. Let me know what part and I point you to some places. There is LOTS of good beer in NC.
Are you new in the area?
EDIT: Just noticed you said NC in general and I just gave you Raleigh. Let me know what part and I point you to some places. There is LOTS of good beer in NC.
aussy13
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Asheville area.
Pisgah Brewing, Highland Brewing, Asheville Pizza & Brewing, French Broad Brewing, and Green Man. FWIW my personal favorites were AP&B as well as Pisgah.
Pisgah Brewing, Highland Brewing, Asheville Pizza & Brewing, French Broad Brewing, and Green Man. FWIW my personal favorites were AP&B as well as Pisgah.
Thanks I am close to Raleigh. I am new to the area. Only been here a few months, just moved here from CO. I do make it out to Asheville so thanks aussy13. I know its not a brewery but Flying Saucer is one of my favorite places. Now that the summer is fast approaching looking for some nice hangouts and weekend trips. Thanks again
I know it sounds lame but the Coors brewery was actually interesting. The town of Golden is nice little ex mining town. Plus your just a hop, skip and a jump into the mountains for some snowboarding. CO is just like NC in that there are little breweries all over the place. Have fun!!!
ajwillys
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OK, in Raleigh we have:
Breweries:
LoneRider, Big Boss, Carolina Brewing Company, Aviator, Triangle Brewing
Brewpubs:
Natty Greene's, Boylan Bridge, Top of the Hill, Carolina Brewery (diff than CBC)
Beer Bars:
Flying Saucer, Tyler's Tap House... There's a bunch of places with a good selection, but these are two mainstay's that have a HUGE selection
Beer Stores: Peace Street Market and Sam's Quik Shop (Sam's is an absolute must see. Twice the selection of the next best). Total Wine is ok, but a distant third.
Asheville is an awesome city for beer. Foothills in Winston Salem is a really nice (and delicious) brewpub. There's a couple cool places on the Outer Banks including a cool farm brewery that grows/makes just about everything they sell (Weeping Radish).
If you haven't already, you must visit this site (often)
http://beermapping.com/maps/citymaps.php?m=northcarolina
Breweries:
LoneRider, Big Boss, Carolina Brewing Company, Aviator, Triangle Brewing
Brewpubs:
Natty Greene's, Boylan Bridge, Top of the Hill, Carolina Brewery (diff than CBC)
Beer Bars:
Flying Saucer, Tyler's Tap House... There's a bunch of places with a good selection, but these are two mainstay's that have a HUGE selection
Beer Stores: Peace Street Market and Sam's Quik Shop (Sam's is an absolute must see. Twice the selection of the next best). Total Wine is ok, but a distant third.
Asheville is an awesome city for beer. Foothills in Winston Salem is a really nice (and delicious) brewpub. There's a couple cool places on the Outer Banks including a cool farm brewery that grows/makes just about everything they sell (Weeping Radish).
If you haven't already, you must visit this site (often)
http://beermapping.com/maps/citymaps.php?m=northcarolina
