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Chile Beer Revisted
Posted on 04.14.05 by Nick Lindauer @ 8:57 am | Comments: |
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Yes, I’m still thinking about Chile Beer. And I’m still trying to find one in the stores around NYC. No luck yet, so I’ve decided to look into how to make Chile Beer.

I came across this site, which seems to focus more on the artwork of the beer labels then the beer itself, but it did provide some insight into the chile beer creation process. Here is a recipe entitled Mole Beer.

According to Mark:

“To make your own Chile beer, take any whole dried Chile pod and a mass-market beer with a screw-top bottle; open the beer, put about a 2-inch piece of the Chile in it, close, and let sit a day or two. Really improves the taste of those bland mega-brews, don’t it!”

Good idea, I think I’ll actually buy a bottle of bud and try that idea out with some peppers. Maybe serranos. MMMmmm beer.


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Posted by: Nick Lindauer - Categories: Uncategorized
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Comment #1:
Comment by Dr. Biggles (71) - 4/14/2005 @ 4:19 pm | [ Quote ]

Chile Beer. Man, the last (one & only) chile beer I had was about 20 years ago. Some ‘popular’ brand I still see today. That was some nasty stuff. I lived in a house with 3 other bachelors at the time and those beers stayed in the fridge untouched for WEEKS. You let me know how that comes out.

Biggles

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Comment by Joe Levinson (60) - 4/16/2005 @ 8:25 pm | [ Quote ]

I had the misfortune of trying the Cave Creek Chile Beer brewed by Black Mountain Brewing Co. / Chili Beer Co. from Arizona. It was so polluted with serrano pepper heat that I found it undrinkable. Other people may like it, but I like the idea that chile beer is beer that tastes like chiles…not the reverse.

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