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What are Finings? Finings are processing aids used to clarify beverages including beer, wine and non-alcoholic fruit-based beverages. Clarity is a desired quality for many beer styles, including most lagers and cask ales, where fining techniques are required to remove protein and yeast haze. Other beer styles like hazy IPAs are intentionally cloudy, as they...
What is A Side Pour? The early 20th century marked a shift away from hand-pulled cask engines to draught beer served in pressurized kegs. Originating in Czech Republic, side-pull faucets, also known as side pours, provided a novel approach to pouring from pressurized kegs, allowing for increased control over the flow of beer and level...
You can now have a drink while you shop for clothes – just like the designer stores. It’s what all the cool kids are wearing.
Here’s a sure sign that summer is approaching. Our beer garden is back starting the first week of May. It’s tucked away from the bustle of Front Street around the corner off Farquhar’s Lane, and will feature extended hours this season including lunch Thursday through Sunday. Just like last year, our beer garden features a...
Water in Brewing For most beer styles, water accounts for more than 90% of the brew, though its contribution is largely overshadowed by more exciting ingredients like barley, hops and yeast. Water not only impacts the flavour and aroma of a beer, it also affects the bitterness, acidity, and mouthfeel. The five primary minerals in...