Jørund Geving’s Stjørdalsøl

Roar Sandodden’s såinnhus. Skatval, Stjørdal, Norway. The malt for this traditional Norwegian farmhouse is dried over alderwood smoke in a såinnhus similar to this. (Photo: Lars Marius Garshol) Photo & Recipe Reprinted with permission from Historical Brewing Techniques: The Lost Art of Farmhouse Brewing by Lar Marius Garshol (2020, Brewers Publications) Jørund’s stjørdalsøl won the Norwegian

Shorelunch Campfire Red (Alderwood-Smoked Red Ale) Homebrew Recipe

Shorelunch Campfire Red (left) with Shorelunch Extra Premium on-set for episode shoot somewhere in Northern Wisconsin Shorelunch Campfire Red drinks malty smooth with big smoky notes of campfire and smoke-dried meat. It’s truly a bonfire in a glass. It was brewed in collaboration with Nate P. and Errrk from the epic fishing and cooking webshow,

Rauchgraf | Smoked Beer/Hard Cider Hybrid

Smoked beer meets hard apple cider in this episode of Chop & Brew. Chip shares the story of his rauchgraf or smoked graf, a hybrid beverage fermented from a blend of rauchbier wort and orchard fresh apple cider. The result is something delightfully smoky and slighty tart with a bit of malt and apple sweetness.