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LAGERS April 2017 Newsletter

Upcoming Events: May 15-- May Monthly Meeting-- "Beekeeping Basics" Ever thought about keeping bees? Wanna use your own honey for making mead? Just curious how it is done? On behalf of the Kentuckiana Beekeepers Association, LAGERS own Lara Augustine will talk about all things beekeeping, and tell you how you can get started with your own hives. Mead makers won't…
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LAGERS April Meeting-Growing Hops

April Monthly Meeting-- "Growing Hops" Thought about growing your own hops? Hop farmer and LAGERS member Michael Vincent Taylor is going to talk to us about growing hops - from planting the rhizomes to harvesting the cones. As part of the regular meeting, Lagers Homebrew Club will host a homebrew competition.  When you bring your homebrew to the meeting, you will be asked the…
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LAGERS March 2017 Newsletter

Good evening LAGERS! Another month has flown by.... see below for notes on upcoming events and recent happenings: Upcoming Events: April 15-- Brew In at Goodwood-- Details will be posted soon on our FB page. April 17-- April Monthly Meeting-- "Growing Hops" Thought about growing your own hops? Hop farmer and LAGERS member Michael Vincent Taylor is going to talk…
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Reminder-GB Tapping

Next Wednesday, March 29th, is the Gordon Biersch Tapping party. They are tapping the winning brew from the GB Competition. The winning beer was a British Golden Ale, brewed by Christopher Owen. Special pricing: $3 pints from 6-9PM, and proceeds go the Boys and Girls Club of Kentuckiana.   [caption id="attachment_536" align="alignnone" width="225"] British Golden Ale[/caption]
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Lagers Newsletter – February 2017

Good evening LAGERS! Lots of great activities went on this past month-- see below for details on upcoming events and recent happenings Upcoming Events: March 20-- March Monthly Meeting-- "Yeast Plating and Slants" Ever wanted to build up your own yeast library? Maintain your own cultures? Isolate your own wild Brett? Isolate a culture from a bottled beer? Justin Vasher…
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