Tag: Rye Beer

  
Able Seedhouse + Brewery Becomes First Minnesota Brewery in Decades to Make Its Own Malt News by

With the release of a Rye Brown Ale called Seeded, Able became the first brewery in Minnesota to produce a beer with its own malt since the late 1960s.

Dock ‘n’ Stormy, a Beer Cocktail with Rye IPA Kindred Spirits by

A twist on the classic Dark ‘n’ Stormy cocktail, this recipe pairs the kick of ginger beer with the spicy, dry notes of a rye IPA.

Homebrewing with Muscle Memory BYOB by

Scaling up a batch of Wry Smile Rye Pale Ale from 5 to 10 gallons tests a skilled homebrewer’s patience—and his muscle memory.

Chile My Soul: Homebrewing with Peppers BYOB by

Add fresh chile to a Rye Brown Ale in one of three ways to achieve character that ranges from subtle pepper flavors to tongue-scorching burn.

Hay Rye’d Kindred Spirits by

A spiced rye ale combines with warming rye whiskey, black pepper vodka, ginger, and orange, hops, and charred cedar bitters to create a spicy beer cocktail with a depth of flavor.

Ryeders on the Storm Kindred Spirits by

Moonshine and rye beer combine with a bourbon vanilla bean butter batter in this smoky cocktail designed for an End of the World-themed dinner.

Rye Beer: Spicy, Subtle, and Complex Style Profile by

Often, the grain is used to give a new twist to a classic style. When you get it just right, its spicy tang plays on a nutty, chocolate-like background with just a touch of coffee.