Irish Beer Kit Sale

March 17th is just around the corner. It’s not too late to brew your Irish Tradition with your own homebrewed beer. The Skagit Stout and Red Tide Irish Red kits are on sale this month. Take 25% off extract and all-grain kits for February. “Want a beer ready for St. Patrick’s Day? Start brewing now. Both styles are quick, forgiving, and rewarding to make at home.”

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St. Patrick’s Day Beer: Brew Your Own Irish Tradition

St. Patrick’s Day and great beer go hand in hand, but why settle for just any pint when you could be drinking one you brewed yourself? Whether you’re after a rich, roasty Irish Stout or a smooth, malty Irish Red Ale, now’s the time to start brewing so your beer is ready for March 17! This month, we’re making it even easier—our Skagit Stout and Red Tide Irish Red homebrew kits are 25% off (yeast not included)! These two classic...

Best Beers to Brew for the Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is not just a football game—it’s an event that brings people together to enjoy food, fun, and, of course, great beer. If you’re a homebrewer looking to impress your friends and family, brewing a batch tailored to the occasion is the ultimate way to enhance game day. What are the best beers to brew for the Super Bowl. Here are some fantastic recipes that cater to various tastes and pair well with Super Bowl staples like wings,...

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How Jimmy Carter paved the way for the craft beer revolution

By Peter Biello, GPB News LISTEN: GPB’s Peter Biello speaks with Charlie Papazian about former President Jimmy Carter’s impact on the craft beer industry. Part of former President Jimmy Carter’s legacy can likely be found at any number of craft breweries throughout the country. In 1978, Carter signed a bill that ended the prohibition on homebrewing. As states gradually followed suit—Georgia legalized the hobby in the 1990s—homebrewing grew in popularity and helped create new generations of craft beer entrepreneurs. Charlie...

Cold Snaps Mean Colder Beer: Brrr Clone Recipe

As the chill of winter settles in, I find myself reminiscing about one of my all-time favorite seasonal brews: Widmer Brothers’ original Brrr Hoppy Red Ale. Its bold red hue, sharp hop bitterness, and distinctive piney resin flavor stood out during the colder months. However, after the brewery transitioned to their proprietary “Alchemy” hop blend, I felt the beer had lost some of its original charm. I hope to bring it back with my Brrr clone recipe. Years ago, I...