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    October 2019 Meeting – Sensory of Non-Alcoholic Fermentation

    October 21st, we will be hosted once more by Akasha Brewing Co. This month, Sarah Popko, our resident sensory scientist, will dive deep into the world of non-alcoholic fermentation. She will walk us through the sensory analysis on this up and coming popular beverage. These “beers” were fermented with extraordinary yeast that do not produce any ethanol but instead create an array of esters, phenolics, and acids. Get ready to learn about the different non-saccharomyces yeast, how to use them, and how to select them to your taste preferences. It’s going to be a unique experience you don’t want to…

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    So Many Doggone Different Beers To Choose From

    The 7th annual Yappy Hour event at Apocalypse Brew Works, Friday September 20th, features more than 30 beers to benefit the Kentucky Humane Society. Sample beers from 15 plus award-winning homebrewers and a full line up of Apocalypse Brew Works favorites. Dogs on leashes are welcome. Hot Buns food truck and dog treats will be available. In addition to Fallout Dust, Atomic Amber and Apollo IPA from Apocalypse you can enjoy beers like Holy Cannoli, Maui ChiWowie and All Tea Lemon Chamomile Farmhouse Ale brewed special for this event by some of the area’s most accomplished home brewers. The Lagers…

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    LAGERS August 2019 Newsletter

    Upcoming Events September 6th — Yappy Hour Beer in Kegs September 16th — Monthly Meeting – Makgeolli September 20th — Yappy Hour Big thank you to Apocalypse Brew Works, Brewgrass Homebrew Supply, and all the LAGERS members that came out to brew for yappy hour. Without you, this event would not be possible! Thanks to everyone that brought food and beer and took the time to talk to anyone interested in the hobby. We welcome all of the new members that joined with open arms. Cheers! We had 15 brewers out which means you’ll get the opportunity to try 15…

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    September 2019 Meeting – Makgeolli

    Mark your calendars, September 16th, we return to Akasha Brewing Co. after our hiatus in August to meet once more to discuss all things homebrew. This month, Mark Robinson will be educating us about a popular and very traditional South Korean rice wine called makgeolli (pronounce mak-o-lee). This beverage has been around for centuries but is now gaining traction here in the states. It’s milky, it’s sweet, it’s tangy, and often flavored. Be sure to stick around to try some of Mark’s homebrewed recipes as well as a couple of commercial examples straight from South Korea.