Greggity

Among the puddles of urine-soaked garbage and discarded signatures of voluminous bowel movements in a dank and miserable alley, a grizzled, filthy man lay swaddled in newspapers and cardboard against a maggot-infested dumpster. Reeking of gin, semen and the most intensely foul odor of any animal not yet dead for at least three weeks or [...]

I have learned so much in this past year of brewing (controlling pH of the mash, better fly sparging, dry hopping, wet hopping…to name a few) that despite my claim when brewing my big barley wine last summer (which I will say more about at the end) I can honestly say again that I have [...]