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| Blog Name: | Fullsteam Brewery |
| Url: | http://fullsteam.ag |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | beer, durham, steampunk |
| Description: | The official blog of Fullsteam, a Durham, N.C. brewery and tavern in-planning. Don't be fooled by that unofficial Fullsteam Brewery blog. Freakin' poseurs. |
| Popularity: | 198 Followers |
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First Frost: harvest
Gathering persimmons for our winter ale, First Frost, is hardly scalable or efficient. But it’s a heck of a lot of fun. I needed to get out and in the field for a few hours, especially after weeks of “business-y” meetings. Unlike 32, I crave the rural quiet. Eagle-eyed readers (and a few doe-eyed ones) may remember a post from a few weeks back discussing a Southern persimmon beer recipe from 1913. We’re thinking about making this recipe, following it to a T — including the rainwater part. But it’s far more important to see if we could take this Southern winter tree fruit and make
Gathering persimmons for our winter ale, First Frost, is hardly scalable or efficient. But it’s a heck of a lot of fun. I needed to get out and in the field for a few hours, especially after weeks of “business-y” meetings. Unlike 32, I crave the rural quiet. Eagle-eyed readers (and a few doe-eyed ones) may remember a post from a few weeks back discussing a Southern persimmon beer recipe from 1913. We’re thinking about making this recipe, following it to a T — including the rainwater part. But it’s far more important to see if we could take this Southern winter tree fruit and make
Vision
I was asked to provide some details about our brewery and tavern for an upcoming guide to the Triangle. It was a good exercise to try to put into words what we’re hoping to pull off. Thought I’d share it with you all. Note, of course that this is written in future tense…we’re not there yet, as evidenced in the accompanying video. Have a great Thanksgiving! Sean Fullsteam Brewery is located in Durham’s Central Park District — a block away from the historic Durham Athletic Park, the backdrop for the movie “Bull Durham.” The 15-hectoliter brewery specializes in seasonal “plow-to-pint” beers
I was asked to provide some details about our brewery and tavern for an upcoming guide to the Triangle. It was a good exercise to try to put into words what we’re hoping to pull off. Thought I’d share it with you all. Note, of course that this is written in future tense…we’re not there yet, as evidenced in the accompanying video. Have a great Thanksgiving! Sean Fullsteam Brewery is located in Durham’s Central Park District — a block away from the historic Durham Athletic Park, the backdrop for the movie “Bull Durham.” The 15-hectoliter brewery specializes in seasonal “plow-to-pint” beers
Doors
A collection of doors…or at least the beginnings (and endings) of them… Click here to view the embedded slideshow.
A collection of doors…or at least the beginnings (and endings) of them… Click here to view the embedded slideshow.
Serious Eats!
Just a quick link to a fun interview with the food enthusiast website Serious Eats. A great honor! Thank you, Maggie! Sean Wilson has a vision for the beer scene in the American South. Using heirloom grains and other ingredients from North Carolina farms, he and his collaborator, Chris Davis, hope to create a distinctly Southern style of beer.
Just a quick link to a fun interview with the food enthusiast website Serious Eats. A great honor! Thank you, Maggie! Sean Wilson has a vision for the beer scene in the American South. Using heirloom grains and other ingredients from North Carolina farms, he and his collaborator, Chris Davis, hope to create a distinctly Southern style of beer.
Durham Bulls / Fullsteam survey!
Ignore the intro if you want! Take the survey now! The Durham Bulls and Fullsteam Brewery are exploring a possible revamp / relaunch of the Bulls’ “El Toro” beer for the 2010-11 baseball season. The Bulls have asked that we (Fullsteam) reach out to our fans and readers to see what YOU think of this idea. So we’re looking for your opinion on what a new El Toro might look (and taste) like. You even have the opportunity to tell us this isn’t a good idea. Please consider completing t
Ignore the intro if you want! Take the survey now! The Durham Bulls and Fullsteam Brewery are exploring a possible revamp / relaunch of the Bulls’ “El Toro” beer for the 2010-11 baseball season. The Bulls have asked that we (Fullsteam) reach out to our fans and readers to see what YOU think of this idea. So we’re looking for your opinion on what a new El Toro might look (and taste) like. You even have the opportunity to tell us this isn’t a good idea. Please consider completing t
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