Slide Ruler Brewing Company

Speaking of bringing new brews. We will be from 1-5 PM tomorrow alongside 5 other homebrewers - including and - in a homebrew competition and festival.

Although not all our brews are new to the public, they are new recipes we tried this year.

Honey I Shrunk the Blueberries - our first go at a kolsch with a light sweetness from honey malt as well as blueberry honey from Swan's Honey in Albion, ME added at the end of the boil, this beer exudes sweetness from the first sip.

Saison de la Sorciere Noire (au praline noisette) - our black saison featured a few weeks ago. This sorciere has a few new spells adding notes of hazelnut and praline to the dark, rich, and spiced brew from a year ago when we first brewed it.

Ludicrously mild - a recipe we developed during Brewing Certificate program, this beer has all the rich flavors of a stout with a very light finish.

$10 to try these and all the other incredible homebrewed beers.

Thank you for another great Homebrew Invitational and thank you for hosting the event this year.

We had a blast talking with everyone about our beers and getting great feedback once again on all our beers.

Congratulations and good luck to the SEPA winners in the championship this fall. Bring the title back to our region.

Another day, another brew to be featured Homebrew Invitational .

Today we present our dark mild, Ludicrously Mild, another beer we took to .

Delay after delay in getting this dark mild brewed, transferred, and carbed seems like a ludicrous tale of woe. Originally planned to be ready for the start of March Madness to ease the infuriation of multiple upsets by FAU and Princeton, this beer was well worth the wait.

Brewed with Chocolate Malt and Roasted Barley, this dark mild will have you laughing at how light and smooth it is, possibly saying it is absolutely ludicrous.

Stay tuned to find out what else we're bringing - next beer up will be a beer brewed specifically for this event.

As we wait for the first addition to the SRBC family, we wanted to take a moment to announce that we will be pouring at the on 6/24.

We will be joining homebrewers and regional production brewers to in support of Knights 4 Life Foundation - which strives to improve quality of life for members of the community facing life threatening medical conditions and adversity.

This event was a blast to be at last year and we got to talk shop with several of the pro brewers and pick their brains about brewing.

Go to Lansdale Beer Fest's website to grab your tickets or keep your eye out for their pop-up ticket events at local breweries.