BrewerJonathan Wurth
OccupationSubrogation Analyst
LAGERS member for 3 years |
Homebrew Certifications, if any (BJCP, AHA member, Cicerone, etc…)?
How did you first get into homebrewing?
In 2006, I quit smoking. When researching tips on how to quit, everyone said to stay away from alcohol. I wasn’t much of a drinker at the time, so this really wasn’t a big deal. After three months without a cigarette, I was out to eat with my wife. I decided I could have a beer after going that long without nicotine and, on a whim, I decided I wanted to try something different. The restaurant had 4 beers on tap: Budweiser and Miller Lite, both of which I had had plenty of times before. They also had Newcastle Brown Ale, which I had vaguely remembered trying before. The other beer was one I had never heard of called Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. I can’t remember what I ate that night, but I had three of those Sierra Nevadas and was amazed at what I was tasting. I went into full beer nerdery after that and, around 2010, I got my first homebrew equipment and ingredient kit from My Old Kentucky Homebrew.
How long have you been homebrewing and how often do you brew?
What is your favorite style of beer to brew? Why?
What is your favorite homebrew recipe?
What is your favorite commercial beer or brewery? Why?
What is the setup you use to brew beer? Favorite piece of equipment?
What is a single change you feel has significantly improved your beer?
What are your goals and aspirations as a brewer?
What is one homebrew myth you believe in? Don’t believe in?
Any tips or tricks for new brewers?
Favorite hobby outside of homebrewing?
Who would win in a fight, 1000 duck sized horses or 1 horse sized duck?
1000 duck sized horses