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The North Coast Brewing Co. Taproom and Grill
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009I had the pleasure of dining at the The North Coast Brewing Co. in Fort Bragg, California. The restaurant is located in Fort Bragg, CA, just off the Pacific Ocean, near the north end of town, across the street from their brewery building. The atmosphere is cozy but not cramped with good service and friendly [...]
Honey Wheat tasting
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009I have kegged and sampled my Honey wheat ale, and it is very good! A beautiful golden color, and good flavor from my own home grown hops. Nice alcohol, but not too strong. Around 7.5% ABV. Wish you were here!
Recipe for Honey Wheat ale
Thursday, March 12th, 2009I made a nice batch of Honey Wheat Ale and CA Pale Ale over the last weekend, and am looking forward to tasting it. I am making 15 gallon extract batches, so just divide by 3 for your 5 gallon batches. This will make a nice session brew.
10 lbs. Wheat malt extract
4 lbs. honey
4 oz. [...]