Beer's On Tap in Dillon!

[Nosybear]

If any of you are in Dillon, Colorado over the next few days, stop in the Dam Brewery and get a Nosy Bear Koelle. I did today. Mine was good, Mike's is better. And here's the happy beer designer showing the first-ever appearance of an Applied Zymurgy recipe on a commercial menu:

 

[nzbrew]

Awesome- well done! Looks like a very pleasant place for an afternoon brew or two! Must be a great feeling to see your beer on the menu.

 

[MrBIP]

Very cool.

 

[Ozarks Mountain Brewery]

Congrats buddy, that grin says it all

ok now where's the recipe again?

 

[Norwaystout]

Very cool, I have been to that brew pub before on a snowboard trip a year ago. I wish I was in Dillon right now drinking a beer. Congrats man.

 

[Hogarthe]

cool. how'd you end up getting your beer made there?

 

[GernBlanston]

If any of you are in Dillon, Colorado over the next few days, stop in the Dam Brewery and get a Nosy Bear Koelle. I did today. Mine was good, Mike's is better. And here's the happy beer designer showing the first-ever appearance of an Applied Zymurgy recipe on a commercial menu:

That's cool I guess, but who's that bum you got holding the sign? What a hack! You could have got someone good looking at least.

 

[Nosybear]

Sorry, Gern, wife was taking the picture. Here's the link to the recipe:

http://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/r ... -improved-

Mike at the Dam Brewery didn't decoct, instead added some Melanoidin malt - I'd start with about four ounces. He also reported a problem with one of his glycol lines allowing the temps to fluctuate by a few degrees which may account for the combination of banana and clove. It does make a nice brew - here's their description of it:

 

[Nosybear]

cool. how'd you end up getting your beer made there?

I entered it in their homebrew contest last year. It took first in class and runner-up for Best of Show. Mike, the head brewer up there, remembered it and asked me if he could brew it as a summer patio beer. The rest, as they say, is a Dam good beer! And it does make a good patio beer.