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Space Balery is out of this World!

Sapporo Breweries deceloped a descendant of the Haruna Nijo malting barley. The secret is, they grew it in space for 5 months in 2006! You can try and get your hands on this limited edition brew - but your chances are slim since the winners are picked from a lottery

Dogfish Head makes Chicha - a Peruvian style beer

“I fwy to thew id foroughly to make thaw I haf enuff to weth it aw thwoo.” Sam Calagione is quoted as saying while he had a mouthful of the milled purple corn used to make Chicha. One of the ingredients of Chicha is corn. And to convert the starches of corn into fermentable sugars - the ancient tribes figured out to mix the corn with saliva. That's right... human spit in beer!

Karl Strauss And Greenhouse Partnership To Turn Beer Waste Into Ethanol Off To Great Start

A green partnership is underway as Greenhouse recently picked up the first load of spent yeast from Karl Strauss Brewing Company. Greenhouse is revolutionizing the home ethanol market with the world’s first home ethanol system, called a Microfueler, which converts beer waste (among other things) into clean e-fuel. Karl Strauss is donating several tons of beer waste a month, helping to create clean e-fuel for use in the San Diego community.

How to Make Homemade Wine: the Importance of Aging Wine

The key to understanding how to make homemade wine that will age well is that all wine, regardless of whether you made it at home or bought it from a vintner or store, will eventually spoil if left unconsumed. This means you have to make or buy wine that will last only a specific period of time so that it ages gracefully before you opt to consume it.

Tips on Installing a Wine Cellar

Ask any wine addicted person and he will tell you how important right storage is for a wine collection. Wine requires to age but it requires to age well also. If it isn’t aged at the appropriate humidity levels, light levels and temperatures, it could be destroyed. People prefer to cook with acetic acid but they do not like to consume it. Any common outworker can open a wine store in a basement or room but it is essential to get a skilled wine underground room planner to do it correctly.

Making Wine From Apples

Many different wines can be made from apples, either by themselves or in combination with other fruits. No one variety is known to be outstanding on its own but cooking varieties make better wine than dessert varieties.

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