His expertise extends to all aspects of the brewing process, including harvesting, testing, and utilizing his own yeast for brewing. Although he considers himself an “IPA guy,” his brewing skills extend to many varieties of beer, ranging from lagers to sours to Belgians. The philosophy behind B1rthr1ght Brew1ng encompasses not only excellent beer, but also sustainability and contribution to the local community. Wayne and his family are now Nazareth locals the three “1s” in the brewery name represent Wayne’s three children who were a part of the brewery from its very beginnings. Similarly, B1rthr1ght Brew1ng embraces family and community through developing the “Birthright Cycle,” which will create a symbiotic partnership with local farmers and vendors to minimize waste and maximize the grassroots community feel of the brewery and Nazareth as a whole. Tasting the local flavors through freshly brewed beer is one of the greatest parts of local craft brewing, and B1rthr1ght Brew1ng is truly capitalizing on it. Wayne is currently brewing off-site and is (im)patiently waiting for his brewing equipment to arrive at B1rthr1ght within the next five weeks or so. We can’t wait to see the Cycle fully in action. ![]() We found ourselves in hop heaven while sampling their draft beers. We tried three varieties of IPA and a pale ale. One of our favorites was The Constable, their double IPA. This beer captured everything we love about IPAs - a bright juicy snap that quenches your thirst with a floral bitter finish, coming in at 8.4%. We also loved Mosaic Mirrors, a double dry hopped double IPA at 8.2% ABV that showcases big fruity flavors, a soft, smooth mouthfeel, and a hefty dose of dry hopping with mosaic, citra, and moteuka hops. The beers all showed maturity in flavor profile and reflect Wayne’s decades of brewing experience. ![]() He spoke mysteriously of some more exciting brews to come in the near future, but for now we will have to wait and see what he has in store. Oh, did we not mention the pizza? Yup, they have skilled chefs, a big open kitchen, and a wood-burning oven serving up thin crust, perfectly crispy gourmet pizzas that are top notch. We tried the “Sir Mallard Newton” (that name!) which features duck confit, figs, caramelized onion, baby arugula, balsamic, and lardons. You can also find some salads and sammies on the menu.ī1rthr1ght Brew1ng truly captures the spirit of craft brewing through its impeccable beers, delicious food, and commitment to the local community. Swing by for a beer (or three) and chat with any of their friendly and passionate staff to hear about it for yourself. Congratulations to Wayne and his team on this new adventure! Their official grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting will be Wednesday, April 18th from 5-7pm. Backlinks are allowed.This past weekend we found ourselves trekking up to New England once again, though this time heading to Boston for the weekend to celebrate Bethany’s grandfather’s 90th (!) birthday. ![]() No part of this website may be reproduced without Henriettibles‘ express consent. Make sure you allow any meat rest before cutting into it, or you’ll lose all the fabulous juices.Ĭopyright © Henriettibles 2014 All Rights Reserved. Brush the meat every 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the meat and the cut of the meat. Refrigerate for a couple hours (or overnight) to allow all the flavors to meld. Whisk all ingredients (except the meat) in a medium bowl. ![]() A light, tasty barbecue sauce for chicken or pork – try something new on your grill! Ingredientsġ/3 cup UFO White (Feel free to consume the rest while making this!)Ģ tsp orange zest (use juice for a great quinoa or thickly slice & grill for a great garnish)Ĭhicken or pork for grilling (I used boneless, skinless chicken breasts) Directions
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