Slide Ruler Brewing Company

Small venue, lots of fun yesterday Home Brew Festival featuring 6 brewers pouring some fantastic brews. From Stouts to Hefeweizen, hoppy beer to sweet beers, and everything in between, everyone covered a great spectrum of unique brews.

We got to pour alongside and once again as well as some of our NJ homebrew brothers in , , and . It was great to meet these brewers and try their stuff.

Those who came to support us and try our stuff brought the big beer fest energy in this small space - just look at the eyes of the overwhelmed Wyatt with all the people 🤣. We loved talking with so many people and appreciate the input on the SRBC brews.

Congratulations to Abyssal for winning people's choice yesterday. We look forward to trying your beers again sometime soon.

Congratulations to for winning best in show. Can't wait to see the cold IPA on tap at Newtown soon.

Carbonation done just in time for 4th and final brew we'll be pouring Homebrew Invitational TOMORROW . Our amber ale came out perfectly. And the name fit perfectly, as our head brewer is an engineer by day.

Like the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park, it takes a little engineering to make a good brew. While dinosaur DNA came from mosquitoes trapped in amber, this amber is a little less complex to get the end result.

Brewed with carared and caramel malts, the DNA of this amber presents a rich and malty backbone with slight sweetness. The addition of cascade, centennial, and amarillo hops fill in the gaps to balance this amber for a delicate, easy drinking beer.

Bringing a little professionalism to festivals from this homebrewer. Built a jockey box cover with SRBC logos painted on the sides.

Had a few hiccups while working on this, but overall we are excited to have ready just in time for . There's a few things we would improve in the future in the design to make it easier to open/close, but nothing we can't work with for the time being.

Best part, designed this to collapse and store flat at less than 8".