Mead is one of the oldest alcoholic drinks in the world. At its heart, it is simple. Honey, water and yeast. That is all you need to turn honey into a drink that people have been making for thousands of years. What surprises most people is how easy it is to make mead at home.… Read More » Make Mead at Home The post Make Mead at Home appeared first on Get Er Brewed Blog .
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Image credit: American Homebrewers Association. Three area homebrewers were honored tonight at the 2026 National Homebrew Competition (NHC), taking place this year in Asheville, North Carolina. Hosted by the American Homebrewers Association , this year's event drew 3575 entries from homebrewers located around the world. Submissions were then judged across 40 categories covering homebrewed beer, cider (and perry) and mead. Award winners from North Texas are summarized below. You can also click here to view a complete competition summary. Barry Forrest of Dallas. Silver in the Smoke-Flavored Beer category. Club Affiliation: Horsemen of the Hopocalypse . Karl Wayne King of Colleyville. Silver in the Strong European Lager category. Club Affiliation: Cap & Hare Homebrew Club . Jarrett Long of Arlington. Gold in the Specialty IPA category. Bronze in the Specialty Mead category. Club Affiliation: Horsemen of the Hopocalypse . Cheers and congratulations to all!
One of the UK’s most regarded brewers, Jim Rangeley is known for his ability to brew a wealth of different beer styles. But it’s his passion for mixed fermentation that really excites our very own ‘2024 Brewers Choice – Brewer of The Year’. Here Jim, the lead brewer at Abbeydale Brewery’s Funk Dungeon mixed fermentation...
