Family Time - Bohemian Czech Pils | Grains to Glass | A Family Inspired Brew

[@PatrickBuckles]

Love the story and family history. Thanks!

[@jaggersbrewingco]

Thanks for watching! Sadly some things just get left behind in history. I'm happy that I got to add to it just a little bit, and proud to share it with all those interested. Cheers!

[@southernbrewer364]

Beautiful beer and hopefully your family enjoys it! Shake that keg and burp it a few times a day until that sulfur is gone. Keep the videos coming

[@jaggersbrewingco]

Thank you! Thanks for the tips! I bottled all the remaining beers now. I had to move some beers around for some up coming projects. Cheers!

[@flyingwombattv]

We definitely need to brew something like this! Love the history!

[@jaggersbrewingco]

Thanks for watching! I'm really proud and honored to of had the opportunity to of done something like this. I had actually put it off for a while because I was unsure of myself, then one day I decided there was only one way I was going to be able to do it. Cheers!

[@NWsmallbatchBrewing]

Nice job. You can remove sulfur with some copper. Old Moonshiners trick.

[@jaggersbrewingco]

Thanks for the hint sir! Cheers!

[@raymondtele]

Great job Matt, and a great story. Another possibility is your family member might have been brewing a Kolsch, or Kolsch adjacent beer. Ale yeast might have been easier to get and no need for long lagering. Cheers! That looks great!

[@jaggersbrewingco]

Thanks! Maybe possible, its kind of unknown really at this point and while I'm curious, I think it might of just been beer, and that's okay.

[@dockofthebaycountrywines69]

Great job, great video, and man it looks good!👍🏾

[@jaggersbrewingco]

Thank you sir! Cheers my friend!