2012 program - Madison Homebrewers and Tasters Guild
2012 program - Madison Homebrewers and Tasters Guild
2012 program - Madison Homebrewers and Tasters Guild
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Part-Timers (Seasonals)<br />
Sapient Trip Ale: 9.5% ABV. Using a traditional Trappist yeast strain this beer turns<br />
out very complex flavors that give the sense of light fruitiness <strong>and</strong> a mild clove finish.<br />
ROD Ale: ABV: .5% . Aphrodisiac herb infused American Red Ale. Crisp <strong>and</strong> dry without<br />
the hop bitterness with slight herbal aromas.<br />
Kmita Kolsch: 5.5% ABV. This “Polish Style Kolsch” is made with eastern European<br />
hops <strong>and</strong> has just a little more than expected when dealing with a Kolsch.<br />
Some-Timers (Specialty Batches)<br />
Artic Dekoorc Eert: ABV: 6.5%. Crooked Tree Malt using Citra as the single hop<br />
showcase.<br />
Ollirama Dekoorc Eert: ABV: 6.5% . Crooked Tree malt using Amarillo as the<br />
single hop showcase.<br />
s-C7 Dekoorc 33rt: ABV: 6.5% Crooked Tree malt using 7 C’s as the single hop showcase.<br />
F.F. Dekoorc Eert: ABV: 6.5%. Crooked Tree malt using Falconer’s Flight as the<br />
single hop showcase.<br />
Belgianator: 7% ABV. Belgian IPA using American hops. Best of both worlds.<br />
Death Star Lover: 8.5% ABV. Raspberry Chocolate stout aged in oak barrels. (Not<br />
bourbon barrels, just oak).<br />
Elegant Shade of Demolished: 5.5% ABV. Summer ale brewed with fresh<br />
Michigan strawberries.<br />
Scary Jesus Rockstar: 6.5% ABV. Pale ale brewed with plentiful amounts<br />
of Apricots <strong>and</strong> Chamomile. A collaboration beer with Chef Cleetus Friedman of City<br />
Provisions.<br />
Bourbon Barrel Plead the 5th Imperial Stout: 14% ABV. Our good ol’<br />
Imperial Stout that we let hang out in Bourbon Barrels a few months.<br />
Das Bierhaus | 214<br />
120 6th Avenue West Menomonie, WI 54751 |<br />
www.dasbierhaus-wi.com/ | bavarianbrewery@gmail.com<br />
www.facebook.com/pages/Das-Bierhaus/299529504699<br />
Herzlich Willkommen! Thirsting for authentic, fresh German beer? Then Das<br />
Bierhaus is the place for you. Our brewmaster trained at the Würzburger<br />
Hofbräu in northern Bavaria <strong>and</strong> has worked in 6 different German breweries.<br />
He brings his knowledge <strong>and</strong> experience to us here in Wisconsin where<br />
he is creating traditional German beers. These beers are the real deal! They<br />
are exactly the same as the ones he brewed in his homel<strong>and</strong> for years to<br />
a very appreciative audience. So either get a ticket to Munich or come to<br />
Menomonie to enjoy authentic Bavarian beers! All of our beers are brewed<br />
according to the Reinheitsgebot (German Beer Purity Law) of 1516 <strong>and</strong><br />
served in traditional glassware.<br />
Märzen: Amber lager with an emphasis on malt sweetness. This beer style replaced<br />
the dark beers once served at Munich´s Oktoberfest <strong>and</strong> became that festival´s<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ard. Das Bierhaus Märzenbier is made from imported Bavarian malt <strong>and</strong> hops. A<br />
classic Märzen perfected by our brewmaster in Würzburg, Germany. 5.2% alcohol by<br />
volume. 22 IBU.<br />
Dunkles: Dark lager beer developed in Bavaria. The taste is of toast <strong>and</strong> roasted<br />
barley malt with a very restrained bitterness. Note the crisp taste due to good<br />
attenuation <strong>and</strong> low residual sweetness. Das Bierhaus Dunkles is made from imported<br />
dark Bavarian malt <strong>and</strong> hops. This is our brewmaster´s original formulation created<br />
in Brauhaus Castel, Germany, where it sold at a rate of 18 half barrels a night! 4.7%<br />
alcohol by volume. 20 IBU<br />
Dave’s brewfarm | 504<br />
Brewer: David Anderson<br />
www.brewfarm.com | davesbrewfarm@gamil.com<br />
2470 Wilson St., Wilson, WI 54027 | 612.432.8130<br />
Established in 2009, the BrewFarm is a sustainably-based craft brewery,<br />
residence <strong>and</strong> farmstead located in the rural Village of Wilson, Wisconsin<br />
(Saint Croix Co.). We’re set on 35 beautiful acres of rolling farml<strong>and</strong>: we grow<br />
hops (Cascade, Chinook, Fuggles, Centennial, Santium <strong>and</strong> Horizon), fruits,<br />
botanicals <strong>and</strong> a variety of herbs to supply <strong>and</strong> supplement the brewery,<br />
which is dedicated to producing unique beers of distinction, using as many<br />
home- <strong>and</strong> locally-grown ingredients as possible. We’re powered by an on-site<br />
20 kW wind generator that harvests the bountiful winds on the northern ridge<br />
of Wilson. Heating <strong>and</strong> cooling is h<strong>and</strong>led by a geothermal system. Visit the<br />
BrewFarm <strong>and</strong> experience our latest “LaBrewatory” creations during our open<br />
Tap Room hours. “Dave’s Brewfarm - Wisconsin’s Wind-Brewed Beers.”<br />
Check our Facebook page or BrewFarm blog for open days <strong>and</strong> hours.<br />
BLACK MAPLE: ABV: 7.7% Pale, Blackprinz, Caramel 120 malts <strong>and</strong> flaked oats. Brewer’s<br />
Gold <strong>and</strong> Challenger hops, with a late addition of dark maple syrup.<br />
CITRA SINGLE-HOP LAGER: ABV: 7.7%. Another in the Single Hop Lager Series.<br />
Showcasing a single hop variety in a pale lager. Three separate additions of Citra<br />
hops. Pils, Cara Red <strong>and</strong> Caramel 20 malts.<br />
RAUCHIN’ LAGER: ABV: 7.7% Pils, Dingeman’s Special B <strong>and</strong> Weyermann smoked malts with<br />
Palisade <strong>and</strong> Glacier hops result in a slightly smoky, easy drink’n red lager.<br />
SCHWARZENHEIMER: “The Black Pils.” ABV: 6.4% Pils, Carafa III, <strong>and</strong> Dark Munich<br />
malts with Perle <strong>and</strong> Sterling hops create a dark, crisp refreshing taste sensation.<br />
Don’t let the color fool you!<br />
SIMCOE SINGLE-HOP SAISON: ABV: 6.4% Pale, Rye <strong>and</strong> Ashburne Mild malts, <strong>and</strong><br />
hopped with three additions of Simcoe hops. Fermented with French Saison yeast.<br />
EYE. PEA. EH?: ABV: 8.0% Farmer D finally did it! He brewed his first “IPA.” But, with<br />
the usual BrewFarm twists. Pils, Caramel 120 <strong>and</strong> Rye malts, German Tettnang <strong>and</strong><br />
French Strisselspalt hops, with pureed pineapple, brown sugar <strong>and</strong> curry powder.<br />
Fermented with a Thames Valley yeast. Enjoy your journey to Indonesia.<br />
BREWFARM d’ELEGANCE: ABV: 9.6% Speaking to the refined palates of BrewFarm<br />
Fans everywhere. Pils, Dark Munich <strong>and</strong> Wheat malts coupled with flaked barley, oats<br />
<strong>and</strong> wheat. Golding <strong>and</strong> Saaz hops, grains of paradise <strong>and</strong> orange peel.<br />
THE BRUISER: ABV: 12%. The BrewFarm interpretation of a smoked Wee Heavy.<br />
Copious amounts of pale malt <strong>and</strong> a pinch of smoked malt. Northern Brewer hops <strong>and</strong><br />
classic Scottish yeast. Sláinte!<br />
Delafield Brewhaus | 221<br />
Brewmaster: John Harrison<br />
www.delafiled-brewhaus.com<br />
3832 Hillside Dr., Delafield, WI 53018 | 262-646-7821 ext106<br />
Established 1999. Delafield Brewhaus has become a favorite stopping point for<br />
beer lovers, both for locals <strong>and</strong> those finding themselves traveling between<br />
<strong>Madison</strong> <strong>and</strong> Milwaukee. With multiple award winning beers <strong>and</strong> a seemingly<br />
endless variety of styles coming on line throughout the year, there is always<br />
something great on tap to tantalize the taste buds. Situated atop a small hill<br />
(midwestern mountain?), the Brewhaus offers an impressive view of South<br />
Eastern Wisconsin’s Lake Country. A most pleasant setting for enjoying topnotch<br />
lagers, ales <strong>and</strong> culinary delights any time of the year. The open-concept<br />
brewery is the focal point of the restaurant, with only a four foot high brick wall<br />
separating patrons from the gleaming stainless steel tanks. Who knows what<br />
beers John may be unleashing upon the unsuspecting public.<br />
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