250: Homebrew With Eric Hoffer

Episode 250 – This week, Homebrewer Eric Hoffer brought some awesome homebrews to the studio to share with us!

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On this show, we’re joined by home brewer Eric Hoffer. His cheap and imaginative approach to brewing translates to some tasty beer. Brewing in a bag, lagering at 70+ degrees, and culturing his own wild yeast are just a handful of the tricks we discuss. Eric isn’t just brewing another IPA either; he’s digging deep into some forgotten styles including a doppelbock, dry-hopped pilsner, and the simplest style of ale, cream ale. Eric’s love of beer, brewing, and ingenuity inspire us all to get back to brewing ourselves.

Pictured: John's home brewing setup.

Thanks to Eric for sharing his homebrews and his unique and enlightening take on homebrewing!

BREW THE SHIT OUT OF IT.

Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QiItyufQJMw

Episode Chapters:
00:00: supporttheshitoutofit.com
00:08: Theme Music
00:16: Begin Show
00:29: Meet Eric Hoffer
02:56: Eric’s Cream Ale
09:36: Eric’s Dry-Hopped Pils
17:40: Eric’s Belgian Pale Ale
24:26: Eric’s Wild Sour Ale
29:10: Eric’s Doppelbock
33:54: Eric’s Milk Stout
40:03: Eric’s Friend’s West Coast IPA
44:47: Thanks For Coming Down, Eric!
46:46: fourbrewers.com

Beers from this week’s episode:
Eric’s Cream Ale
Eric’s Dry-Hopped Pils
Eric’s Belgian Pale Ale
Eric’s Wild Sour Ale
Eric’s Doppelbock
Eric’s Milk Stout
Eric’s Friend’s West Coast IPA

Direct audio: MP3

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Theme Song: The Sleeping Sea King

1 comment

Jay says:

Hell yeah, Happy Hops rocks. The full hop bill is apparently Amarillo, Azacca, Brewers Gold, Cashmere, Centennial, Citra, Mosaic, Simcoe and Strata . So if anyone tells you tone down your hop bill tell ~them~ to tone it down (but also it helps to kick ass at brewing).

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