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year round active brewer skip to content active brewer sidebar categories 2013 2014 2015 acetobactor american pale ale beer camp beer camp 118 bicycle parade bjcp brewery expansion carnie blood cicerone exam cicerone study classic styles craft beer craft vs crafty deschutes diamond view park draught beer durham faults focollaboration gratzer gruit homebrew la folie lactobacillus lager light american lager nc beer new belgium nooner pilsner north carolina off flavor old ale oskar blues pediococcus pilsner portage porter rampant shift sierra nevada summer helles sweet stout tasting exam the session tour de fat traditional bock tripel uncategorized year round search for year round the session the beer book that isn t written january 2 2015 allen huerta 2015 classic styles lager new belgium nooner pilsner pilsner portage porter shift sierra nevada the session year round 1 comment it s been a while since i ve posted here 2013 was a pretty good year on my blog but 2014 was a total wash what happened who knows a lot of incomplete stories i told from the experiences i lived but what became of them 2014 was a great year in beer for me 2015 looks like it should shape up quite a bit better really only time will tell but the story needs to start somewhere where is that you might ask within the pages of the newest book that isn t written the book doesn t have a name it doesn t even have a single topic the only common thread is beer it s more about what is missing from our community but this causes a few issues what is missing for me may not be missing for you how is that possible a story about community that isn t equal across the board sounds about like life in the pages of my chapter in this book one thing i find that is missing is the common thread between beers what exactly do i mean we all share the same love for beer just at varying degrees even a beer that would be considered technically or stylistically bad is loved by someone beers that were once considered the best in the portfolio are looked at as overrated what happened have we forgotten what beer was like the constant evolution of styles and ingredients have lead to the same in the beers we drink if we can remember their roots we will not get lost in the world as some have though forgetting where these new and improved beers originated has created a gap that a certain percentage of us see while the majority of the community doesn t even realize that it exist eliminating the thread between past and present i feel that the major craft breweries have noticed this too getting back to their roots one thing i predicted for 2015 which we will see if it comes to pass in the next 12 months seems to already be getting it s feet off the ground while everyone is still trying to get their hands on rare and exotic beers or those brewed with ingredients of the same vein a few of the more popular craft breweries are taking a step back they are taking what some might consider a huge risk they are adding classic even historic beer styles to their catalog porters pilsners unnecessary risk basic innovation with the stigma of lagers in our world and the track record of lagers that were added to portfolios in the past only those who study and understand beer styles would be likely candidates to initially flock to try these beers while the uninitiated may pass over them because there is nothing magical about the beers by holding onto the common beer threads we can rediscover the passion and ingenuity that sparked the revolution we see today so what is this beer book that isn t written about what is my chapter within the text or maybe even just a single volume about the past present future of beer the missing link in our community or the need to sit back and relax while we appreciate what simplicity can bring us cheers the session the beer book that isn t written blog at wordpress com subscribe subscribed active brewer sign me up already have a wordpress com account log in now privacy active brewer subscribe subscribed sign up log in report this content view site in reader manage subscriptions collapse this bar design a site like this with wordpress com get started