DIY Malting and Roasting at Rogue Farms
By John Maier
Another busy week for the guys who malt and roast the Rogue Farms Barley.
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Malting On The Farm
By John Maier
Anticipating another truckload of pilsner malt from the Farmstead Malt House at the Rogue Barley Farm in Tygh Valley.
Eric the maltster bagged a batch (2000#) of micro malt last week. Alsosteeped a batch of floor malt and moved it to the floor.
Here’s some photos of Eric’s bagging “facility”.
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The Blessings Of Good Weather
By John Maier
Watching the struggles of barley farmers to the east makes me appreciate the good weather we’re having at the Rogue Barley Farm in Tygh Valley, Oregon.
Rain and snow has delayed plantings all over the United States. About 31 million acres behind normal. That’s equal to half the state of Oregon.But the malting barley we grow to make Rogue Spirits is doing very well.
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Why We Grow Our Own Malting Barley
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That’s One Spicy Cocktail
By John Maier The guys at the bar came up with this cocktail recipe using our Chipotle Spirit and Chipotle Ale. Hope you like it. Enjoy your weekend! Chipotle Bloody Mary 1.5 oz Rogue Chipotle Spirit Freshly squeezed juice of… Read More ›
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The Single Malt Path To Gold
By John Maier
Our Oregon Single Malt Whiskey won a gold medal at the 2013 International Review of Spirits. It’s a great award. The competition is excellent. The judges are tough as nails.
But that’s not the most interesting part of the story. It’s really about how we grew Oregon Malt Whiskey from ground to glass.
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