Blueberry soda

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Our beers run the flavor gamut from light and fruity to dark and rich. By varying amounts of the same four ingredients – water, yeast, malted barley and hops – we are able to make beers that are unique and independent, yet part of the cohesive whole that is our product line. Our malts and our hops are imported from England, and our water comes straight from our well in Town Hill, Maine. ABV: 4.8% When we opened back in 1991 this was our first beer. We created this recipe while brewing with our mentor Pierre in his friend's garage in Montreal. We wanted to develop a beer that was smooth and easy-drinking, yet still retained an assertive body to set it apart. The result was a beer with nice caramel tones and a balance of the malt and hop profiles. Over time we have refined the ingredients to achieve what we feel is a perfectly balanced session brew. ABV: 6.0% With the recent explosion of over-the-top hopped IPAs, we wanted to return to an India Pale Ale that was well-hopped, but still balanced and smooth. Our brewers wanted to name it after one of our hardworking staffers, so we decided to name it after Dave—the new guy. This beer is made with one hundred percent Columbus hops and only one malt, yielding a nice earthy tone and spicy flavors. Columbus hops have a citrusy profile, which is more subtle than that found in most IPAs. ABV: 5.6% There is a much debate in the brewing world about the difference between porters and stouts. At one time the two were even considered syn...

Treat yourself to a refreshing, and burst of flavor fruity goodness from blueberry soda. that’s easy to make and customize. Try it today! Blueberry soda is a refreshing and delicious drink that can be enjoyed all year round. This fizzy, fruity beverage is perfect for any occasion, whether it’s a summer BBQ, a family gathering, or a simple afternoon snack. The fruity flavor of the soda complements a variety of light meals. Additionally, the health benefits of blueberries make this drink a great alternative to sugary soda. So, impress yourself and add a burst of flavor to your next meal with a delicious and healthy blueberry soda. Try it today! Benefit of Blueberry One of the best things about blueberry soda is its versatility. You can adjust the sweetness and tartness based on your preference and taste by adding more or less syrup and lemon juice. You can also experiment with different flavors by adding in other fruits or herbs such as mint or basil. Blueberry soda is not only refreshing but also healthy. Blueberries have many antioxidants and other nutrients that are good for the body; • Blueberries also are packed with nutrients and have many health benefits. They are a rich source of antioxidants, which help to protect the body against damage from free radicals that can contribute to the development of chronic diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. • Blueberries also contain high levels of vitamins C and K, as well as dietary fiber, which can help to impro...

The more fermenting of food I do, the more I love it. My current passion is creating lacto-fermented sodas. Since it’s fruit season, I’ve been experimenting with simple fruit soda recipes, and will share my soda recipe for homemade blueberry soda with you. Recently I served some of my lacto-fermented soda at a potluck and people were so excited to drink it. One woman spoke about how alive it tasted and how energetic she felt after drinking it. This is the truth about the origins of sodas. These drinks that have become such a detriment to modern health started out as health tonics. That’s why you would see soda fountains in pharmacies. The sodas were a way of harnessing the vitamins and minerals stored in the roots or other plant matter and putting them into a tasty drink. When we use the practice of lacto-fermentation to create our sodas we are not only pulling the vitamins and minerals from the plant material, we’re also adding the healthy microorganisms that help our bodies break down and assimilate food. The fermentation process can also create new nutrients such as B vitamins. These sodas truly are a wonderful health tonic to add to your diet! So, let’s get on to the soda recipe. This is adapted from my experience in a soda making class taught by Jennifer Sundstrom and an article called Artisanal Home Soda Fermentation by Charles Eisenstein that can be found on the Weston Price Foundation website. The process takes a couple of weeks; so don’t get started on this soda r...