Tag Archives: homebrewing
Belgian IPA homebrew “Belguraguan”
OK, here’s the brew I’ve been waiting for, wanting to try for months, yearning for – a home-brewed Belgian IPA made right here in Nicaragua. I’m thinking of throwing a packet of dried Belgian yeast into our palm-thatch roof so … Continue reading
Posted in Eat drink and be merry
Tagged belgian IPA, belgian yeast, hipehabitat, homebrewing, kim obermeyer, nicaragua
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“Volcan” Cacao-Cafe homebrew Stout
The third, and possibly the best batch, in tropical home brewing adventures, almost met its end in the moldy rainy season condition of June. The rainy season brings clouds of mold that drift invisibly through the air landing on … Continue reading
Posted in drink it, Eat drink and be merry, Make your own
Tagged beer, cacao, coffee, DIY, hipehabitat, holly beck, homebrew, homebrewing, kim obermeyer, mold, nicaragua, stout
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Hippy Hop Attack IPA
I’ll admit that I was a doubter. After participating in numerous homebrewing efforts over the years I learned that it isn’t easy, there’s a lot that can go wrong, and especially considering our lack of refined equipment I thought our … Continue reading
Posted in Eat drink and be merry
Tagged hipehabitat, hippy hop attack, holly beck, homebrewing, hops, IPA, kim obermeyer, nicaragua, wort
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Homebrewing in Nicaragua
Living in Nicaragua is awesome. Warm weather, warm waves, affordable homesteading, and a simple life lived barefoot. There are however a few things we miss about the US – mexican food, fast internet, and good beer! Luckily, Kim is an … Continue reading
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