New World Brown Ale

I have a few blogs talking about beer that could be manufactured on Gonave, and be a part of the culture.  I mentioned Gonvian Ginger Beer, which is still in the works.  Secretly behind the scenes I have been working on a beer called the New World Brown Ale.

Now the reason for this name is due to what the beer uses for hops.  It uses hops from the United Kingdom, as well as hops from the Pacific North West (America).  These hops come together in creating a lightly bitter, but malty and you can taste the hops.

This beer has already been created and is in the secondary stages of fermenting.  This will also be a beer that I will bring to Gonave and it will be manufactured there.  I will be testing this beer soon to make sure it passes the test of flavor, mouth feel, head retention, etc.  This is a fine art!  This beer could go head to head with New Castle.

Stay tuned to more as I work on the Ginger Beer.

Go Gonave!

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Mwen gen yon blogs kèk ap pale de byè ki te kapab fabrike sou Gonave, epi yo dwe yon pati nan kilti a. Mwen mansyone Gonvian jenjanm byè, ki se toujou nan travay yo. An kachèt dèyè sèn nan mwen te ap travay sou yon byè rele New World Brown Ale la.

Koulye a, rezon ki fè yo pou non sa a se akòz sa ki byè a itilize pou oublions. Li itilize oublions soti nan United Kingdom a, menm jan tou oublions soti nan Abitan North West la (Amerik). Oublions sa yo vini ansanm nan kreye yon alalejè anmè kou fièl, men malty epi ou ka gou oublions yo.

Te byè sa a te deja te kreye e se nan premye etap yo segondè nan fèrmant. Sa a pral tou pou yon byè sa a, m'a pote nan Gonave epi li pral fabrike a. Mwen pral fè tès sa a byè byento asire w li pase tès la nan gou, bouch santi, retansyon tèt, elatriye Sa a se yon atizay amann!  Byè sa a te ka ale tèt nan tèt ak New Castle.

Rete branche sou pi plis pase jan mwen travay sou jenjanm byè la.

Ale Gonave!

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