Whether you like or dislike German wheat beers such as a Hefeweizen will most likely depend on the first one you tried. If it was a good tasting well-balanced recipe that followed the traditional brewing guidelines for this style of beer then chances are you are now a fan of a hefe. The key to … Read more
Many extract homebrewers become intimidated by the thoughts of transitioning to all-grain brewing. They believe it will be overly expensive and complicated and as a result, are hesitant to make the move. However, thanks to the Brew In A Bag method these concerns can be put to rest. Brew In A Bag or sometimes referred … Read more
To answer the question of how many beers in a case we first have to establish where in the world you are located. A case of beer can mean different things in different places. For example, in some parts of the world if you ask your friend to pick you up a case of beer … Read more
A Hefeweizen is a style of German wheat beer considered to be a weiss beer or weissbier which simply means “white beer” in German. Hefe means “yeast” and weizen means “wheat”; together they translate to “yeast wheat” which simply means a Hefeweizen beer is an unfiltered wheat beer with the yeast remaining in suspension providing … Read more
How many beers does it take to get drunk? In general for an average healthy male that weighs between 190 – 200 pounds (86 – 90 kg), it takes 4 – 5 beers in one hour to get drunk. For the average healthy female that weighs between 160 – 170 pounds (72 – 77 kg), … Read more