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Strange brew: Five truly odd and obscure beer styles
Strange brew: Five truly odd and obscure beer styles
Beer is a wonderful, comforting thing.  As a homebrewer, whenever I am experimenting with a new recipe or ingredient, I’m left with the knowledge that if I don’t hit the flavor or profile I’m aiming for, at least what I’m…
The top places for beer in Brussels
The top places for beer in Brussels
Belgium is one of the premiere destinations in the world for beer.  It is the home to a number of indigenous and unique styles, many of which you’ve likely heard of: Trappist ales, strong ales, wits, lambics, faros, oud bruins,…
The Top Ten Unique Backpacking Destinations
The Top Ten Unique Backpacking Destinations
Travelling as a backpacker allows you some real flexibility and is a great way to really dive in to and experience the country you’re visiting.  While it isn’t the only way to travel, going by backpack is a great experience…
Iceland – Encounters with shark-jello
Iceland – Encounters with shark-jello
One of the first things that stands out about Iceland is the quality of its food.  The seafood, lamb, and even staples like pizza, are superior.  But, then, it figures that when everything is 30-50% more expensive than anywhere else,…
At the line between bread and beer: Brewing Devon White Ale

At the line between bread and beer: Brewing Devon White Ale

Devon White Ale, also known as West Country White Ale, is one of those old English country beers that dates back to the Middle Ages, to a time before hops became a common beer ingredient.  It’s also one of those…

epiccuriMay 26, 2014May 28, 2014 Beer, Brewing
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Brewing with Chocolate: Aztec Cacao Wine

Brewing with Chocolate: Aztec Cacao Wine

Cacao is sacred to many Mesoamerican cultures.  For thousands of years, the Cacao fruit and the cacao beans played an important role in their societies, both as a drink with strong religious and royal ties, and as currency.  Among the…

epiccuriMay 24, 2014May 28, 2014 Beer, Brewing 3 Comments
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How to Brew Choujiu

How to Brew Choujiu

 Choujiu is definitely one of the more interesting brews  that I’ve done so  far.  The fermentation process is  unusual when compared to other  beers, and actually  just unusual in general.  Fermentation of choujiu is a  dual process, as you inoculate…

epiccuriMay 1, 2014May 28, 2014 Beer, Brewing 1 Comment
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How to Brew Chicha: Corn beer of South America

How to Brew Chicha: Corn beer of South America

Unless you’ve spent much time in South America, or followed Dogfish  Head Brewery closely, you probably haven’t heard of Chicha.  I have to  admit, when I first found out about it and profiled it, I was intrigued.  Seriously: an ages-old…

epiccuriApril 22, 2014September 5, 2014 Beer, Brewing 2 Comments
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Exotic beer profile: Chicha

Exotic beer profile: Chicha

If you travel to Central or South America, chances are you’ll find plenty of places selling Chicha. Chicha has become somewhat of a catchall term nowadays for a range of fermented and non-fermented drinks. It can be made from an…

epiccuriApril 9, 2014August 27, 2014 Beer, Beer Guides 1 Comment
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12 World Beer Festivals worth traveling for

12 World Beer Festivals worth traveling for

Beer festivals are one of the main reasons I travel.  To me, there’s nothing better than being with your friends – either old friends or new ones met at the hostel that morning – and exploring tent after tent of…

epiccuriApril 4, 2014August 27, 2014 Beer, Beer Guides
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How to save for the trip of a lifetime

How to save for the trip of a lifetime

Big trips require some big planning and budgeting.  Most of us don’t work jobs that afford us the income to just jet around the world whenever and for however long we want.  Instead, we need to budget, we need to…

epiccuriMarch 23, 2014 Advice, Travel 3 Comments
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Lies that “travel lovers” tell

When I talk to people about travel, their response is almost universal: “I love it, I wish I could do more of it, but I can’t.”  From there, there’s usually a litany of reasons about how/why they can’t travel, even…

epiccuriMarch 12, 2014April 11, 2014 Advice, Travel 4 Comments
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5 little-known facts about women’s role in brewing history

5 little-known facts about women’s role in brewing history

Beer and women.  Women and beer.  Nowadays, when you think of the two, you probably fall in line with what’s shown in commercials: a manly drink with bold flavors brought to you by buxom, scantily-clad ladies.  While that all sounds…

epiccuriMarch 7, 2014August 27, 2014 Beer, Beer Guides 3 Comments
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10 Brews that push craft beer’s limits

10 Brews that push craft beer’s limits

Craft beer is something that lends itself to long conversations: it’s easy to talk about, it’s easy to debate, and drinking a lot of it leads to even more conversation.  It’s simple to talk to someone about their favorite styles,…

epiccuriJanuary 27, 2014August 27, 2014 Beer, Beer Guides No Comments
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