Better Brewing. Better Beer. From Homebrewing to Microbrewing
costanzov This entry level course is designed for the home-brewer who has little or some experience with extract brews and wishes to learn more about brewing techniques to produce a more consistent and good quality beer without having to invest in all grain brewing equipment. Topics include Malts, Hops, yeast and water and how they affect flavour Brewing with extract to produce a small batch of beer to take home Learn … Read more
The Beer Frontier is a 13 part television series on homebrewing and microbrewing made for community access television in Melbourne Australia. If you missed it, you can watch the videos online – take a look at the following link: Source: https://www.youtube.com/user/thebeerfrontiertv?feature=mhum
Costanzo Brewing Consultants offers you the opportunity to undertake Beer Production courses, either on a 1 or 4 day full-time basis. 1. The 1 day Essentials course A step-by-step course designed for the home-brewer who has some experience with extract or grain brewing and wishes to learn about the basic methods and procedures in a succinct one day course to produce more rounded flavoursome beers without having to invest a … Read more
Source: www.theage.com.au Drinkers are hunting down new beer experiences and Victoria’s craft brewers are up to the challenge. IT’S in a cocktail glass, contains vermouth and gin and there’s an olive on a stick in it. But with this martini, the devil is in the detail… » Read More
Source: Star News Group CHIFLEY Doveton’s own ale is now on the menu. The first brew from the hotel’s micro brewery was served up last week. Manager Tony Tantaro sampled the signature ‘Cold Water Creek Pilsner’ beer on Thursday, saying it was “tasty”. Mr Tantaro said it took a day to brew the beer and then six weeks for it to mature… » Read More
Source: www.theage.com.au The variety of Victorian-brewed beer has never been greater. James Smith shared a glass with some home brewers taking their passion to new places. AT FIRST glance, there’s little to distinguish Lees Court from other cul-de-sacs in Rosanna: a handful of homes with well-maintained gardens; family cars lining the driveways… » Read More