Gluten Free Home Brewing

Chaos Theory IPA

This collaboration between Divine Science Brewing and the Zero Tolerance Homebrew Club is a NON-ENZYMATIC and NO SPARGE all-grain recipe. Made up of 18 pounds of malt, and 11 ounces of hops, this IPA is brewed to create chaos!

Brew Some Chaos

Exploring the Rich Palette of High-Dried Malt

When it comes to crafting exceptional beers, one of the most crucial elements that brewers meticulously consider is malt. Malt not only contributes to the color and flavor of the brew, but also plays a pivotal role in creating a well-rounded and memorable drinking experience. In this blog post, we delve into the realm of high-dried malt, celebrating the value of variety and exploring Grouse malt options including Dark Munich, Red Wing and Griffin Millet Malts.

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Grouse Dunkels Bock

Dark Roasted Vienna Millet Malt
Pale Buckwheat Malt
Dark Munich Millet Malt
Munich Millet Malt
Vienna Millet Malt
Hallertauer Mittelfrueh
Northern Brewer Hops
Saflager Yeast

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Grouse Red Ale

Munich Millet Malt
Flaked Quinoa
Red Wing Millet Malt
Griffin Millet Malt
Caramel 120L Millet Malt
Ella Hops*
Galena Hops
Safeale Yeast

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Funky Yet Flavorful Beer with BR-8

Everything old is new again. Over the last few years, the wild yeast Brettanomyces has a renewed popularity in craft brewing. Probably since this yeast strain is added to secondary fermentation, the good folks at Fermentis concluded it made sense to make it available to the homebrew market. The American Homebrewers Association recently published a simple yet helpful article.

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It is important to know that you must perform your primary fermentation with a maltotriose-positive yeast.

Get Funky!

Popular Seasonal Recipes

Speaking about things being new again, two of our best selling seasonal recipes are available on our recipe page. In past years, we offered our Oktoberfest and Pumpkin Spice Ale as premade recipe kits. But because it is already getting late in the year, and we may not get to it in time, we wanted to provide you with the recipes.

Brew our Seasonal Oktoberfest and Pumpkin Spice Ale recipes!

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