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FIY: Ferment It Yourself

SLUG’s Craft Lake City DIY Festival issue, you might be interested in one of the longest-running handcrafted traditions: fermenting your own beverages! Whether it’s ancient quaffs like mead, hard cider or wine, or the most modern hop-heavy beers, fruity seltzers and probiotic kombuchas, the ability to make these tasty drinks lies in your hands. But you may not know what you need to get started. Here is a brief overview of homebrewing shops along the Wasatch Front to guide you. Whether you make it easy with a pre-made kit or dive in fully with books, equipment and your own experimental recipes, these places will be able to help you make it happen.

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Beer of the Month: Oat Pale Lager – SLUG Magazine

Welcome to Bewilder Brewing Co., a house that’s clearly divided, and we’re not talking politics. It’s a place where one side is heavily weighted pro-ale and the other is sticking to their guns with the classic lager team. Now don’t get us wrong because we’re clearly both right, most of the time, as both beer categories offer delicious variations within each of its collective silos. When we heard about Bewilder’s Oat Pale Lager, just the simple name perked our ears. What could this intriguing brew be? The lager makes us think we are in for a crisp and clean brew, with the best of what’s there, an absence of noise. The pale portion leads us to believe there may be a little play on the India Pale Lager, which is also a favorite in our household because it seems to satisfy both of our palates nicely. Now what about this oat component? It’s something that makes our minds swirl in beer-related madness but also helps us rationalize bringing together the different poles o

Beer of the Month: Oat Pale Lager – SLUG Magazine

When we heard about Bewilder Brewing Company's delicious Oat Pale Lager, just the simple name perked our ears.