The backstory of the Bath Tub Beer Bill that ended the federal Prohibition on homebrewing in America.... American Homebrewers Association ... bit.ly/3cqoHQm

A great Maibock from ⁦Wisconsin Brewing Co.⁩

Chief Oshkosh and Beer… Hijacking the Menominee Chief… bit.ly/3cKjUIT

Slushies, pastry stouts, and fruit Bombs. What's become of beer? bit.ly/3eqEsYB

A great book, especially if you're into #BeerHistory. “For most of history, farmhouse brewing has been much more common than commercial brewing, and yet somehow this enormous branch of the beer world has been almost totally ignored." Lars Marius Garshol

Here’s the start of a virtual bar crawl through some of the Oshkosh saloons of 1902. I’ll post a new saloon along the crawl every couple of days for the next few weeks. bit.ly/33mkV8E

Here’s the next stop on the 1902 Oshkosh Saloon Crawl… we’re heading over to Opera House Square… bit.ly/3kdqrQW

Here’s the third stop on the 1902 Oshkosh Saloon Crawl. Harry Maxwell's Oasis Sample Room and sporting house... bit.ly/31nl4Go

Here’s the fifth stop on the 1902 Oshkosh Saloon Crawl… This place is one of Oshkosh’s oldest, continually operating bars. It’s been going since at least 1883. bit.ly/2PD09tA

Here’s the Opera Buffet, the sixth stop on the 1902 Oshkosh Saloon Crawl.... bit.ly/3kAqMNX

In cities like Oshkosh, where lager beer brewing has managed to hold on, Oktoberfest-style beers occupy about the same space that bock beers once did... Oshkosh Beer: Our Bock is Oktoberfest oshkoshbeer.blogspot.com/2020/08/our-bo…

That's 25 years of brewing logs from Fox River Brewing Co 🍻. A large slice of Oshkosh craft beer history is held in those binders. Looking forward to digging in...

Double decoction black lager homebrewed in Oshkosh

Can’t wait to lead a discussion on small town Wisconsin breweries with Jj, Doug Hoverson, and Oshkosh Beer!

For the first time in almost 50 years there’s a beer named Rahr pouring again in Wisconsin…. bit.ly/3ev7cjL Rahr & Sons Brewing

The first Peoples Beer consumed in Milwaukee since...1972? Thanks to Oshkosh Beer for the recipe and Amanda Irene Seligman for letting me use homebrewing for course credit!

Creeping towards Prohibition in 1913 Wisconsin… bit.ly/3pT3Gou

The 25-year beer history of a Wisconsin brewpub…oshkoshbeer.blogspot.com/2020/12/a-beer…

Silas Allen was Winnebago County's first hop grower. He came here from New York in 1846. I found his farm using old land records and county maps. This plant is from that site. I've been growing and brewing with these hops since 2013. They’re off to a good start this year!

Been helping local brewers with recipes for old styles of beer for about 10 years now. I'm sure we’re only scratching the surface. Malts are so different. For homebrews I shoot for the basic parameters. Here's my take on the 1870s Vienna lagers made in Oshkosh. Maybe it's close?