James Spencer
Basic Brewing Video
Basic Brewing Video is all about brewing beer (and mead) and making it better. We also cook up some great food to go along with our tasty brews.
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James Spencer
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Jun 19, 2026
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Episodes
10-18-06 Basic Brewing Video - At Home with Charlie Papazian Video 18.10.2006 19:24
Homebrewing guru Charlie Papazian shows us around his home brewery. Then, we sit down to sip a couple of homebrews and chat about homebrewing and beer in general.
10-04-06 Basic Brewing Video - Great American Beer Festival Video 04.10.2006 8:04
We travel to Denver to sample the goodness of the 25th Great American Beer Festival. Almost 400 brewers, more than 1600 beers, and three happy podcasters.
09-12-06 Basic Brewing Video - Brewing Beer with Honey Video 12.09.2006 17:12
It's a sweet episode. James and Steve check in on the mead experiment. Steve also talks about brewing beer with honey, and the guys sample a couple of examples.
08-31-06 Basic Brewing Video - Homegrown Hops and Harvest Ale Video 31.08.2006 12:51
James and Steve sample a Harvest Ale made from Cascade hops grown in James' yard, and the guys talk about brewing with fresh hops right off the bine.
08-07-06 Basic Brewing Video - Beer for Dessert! Video 07.08.2006 23:23
Beer's not just for breakfast anymore. Following Randy Mosher's advice, James and Steve pair up four beers with the sweet stuff, and Steve shows us his take on a New Orleans favorite.
07-18-06 Basic Brewing Video - Club Night at NHC 2006 Video 18.07.2006 10:52
Home brewers take center stage in Orlando at the National Homebrewers Conference Club Night. Follow James and Steve as they sample great homebrews and meet the folks who brewed them.
07-11-06 Basic Brewing Video - Pro Brewers Night at NHC 2006 Video 11.07.2006 6:24
It's the first installment from our two-part report from the National Homebrewers Conference in Orlando, Florida. In this episode, James and Steve talk to homebrewers as they sample the work of professional brewers.
06-20-06 Basic Brewing Video - Playing with Hops Video 20.06.2006 15:43
James and Steve conduct an experiment in late hopping to see how the bitterness, flavor and aroma are affected. They also taste the ancho chili mead to see how it's coming along.
06-02-06 Basic Brewing Video - Flavoring the Mead Video 02.06.2006 16:25
The Great Mead Experiment continues as James and Steve split the mead into smaller batches and flavor each with wonderous things.
05-16-06 Basic Brewing Video - American Brown Ale and Gumbo Ya-Ya Video 16.05.2006 28:39
James cooks up an American Brown Ale, and Steve uses some of the brew in his New Orleans-inspired Gumbo Ya-Ya.
04-09-06 Basic Brewing Video - Making a Mead Video 09.04.2006 21:07
James and Steve embark on their great Mead Experiment - brewing up a big batch of this wonderful honey beverage.
03-09-06 Basic Brewing Video - Drinking the 6-pack IPA and Cooking Video 09.03.2006 29:24
James pops the top on the six-pack IPA, and Steve prepares a shrimp and scallop dish to go along with it.
02-02-06 Basic Brewing Video - Bottling the 6-pack IPA Video 02.02.2006 19:36
James and Steve bottle their six-pack IPA experiment and decide a bet from the guys at Big Foamy Head.
01-26-06 Basic Brewing Video - Dry Hopping the IPA Video 26.01.2006 15:08
James Spencer flies solo in this first stand-alone Basic Brewing Video episode. James dry hops the six-pack IPA.
01-12-06 Basic Brewing Video - A Six-Pack of IPA Video 12.01.2006 30:11
Steve Wilkes joins James Spencer as they brew a little beer - literally. The guys brew up three quarts of IPA as a fun experiment.
12-15-05 Basic Brewing Video - Tasty Experiments Video 15.12.2005 57:39
James Spencer and Steve Wilkes taste the results of an experiment in hopping extract batches and also try three batches of the same recipe.
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