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Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: September 2008
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: My brew is now sold in Trottas, on West St in Harrison...
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2009/05/my-brew-is-now-sold-in-trottas-on-west.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: How to order a sweet Luke's Brew shirt...
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2009/05/how-to-order-sweet-lukes-brew-shirt.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: July 2009
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2009_07_01_archive.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: New Luke's Brew tshirt! Email me to order.
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2009/05/new-lukes-brew-tshirt-email-me-to-order.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: Debuting the new sweetened Luke's Brew!
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2009/07/debuting-new-sweetened-lukes-brew.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: March 2009
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2009_03_01_archive.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: New "how it's made" series!
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2009/05/new-how-its-made-series.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog: October 2008
http://lukesbrew.blogspot.com/2008_10_01_archive.html
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
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~ Luke's Travels in Blogland ~
Luke's Travels in Blogland. Stories, travels, politics, work, opinion, gripes, business, and photos - with the usual trolls, warriors, dragons, drunks, and sorcerers (joke). Thursday, April 07, 2005. THE MILFORD TRACK - a letter from New Zealand. I emailed this from New Zealand, just after completing the Milford Track, Feb. 26, 2004]. Hello all - from Te Anau, New Zealand! It's hard not to laugh when I think about it. The Milford Sound itself is simply amazing - glacier-formed, sheer mountains, rising ou...
My Writings
Tuesday, September 20, 2005. Max and The Dragons. Links to this post. Links to this post. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I am I. I am also me. I am not we. Nor am I us. You are not me nor in me. Thus sayth the voices. View my complete profile.
Luke's Bootlegs - Home
I am not actively trading at the moment. Feel free to contact me if you want to trade, but I will probably turn it down. This is my bootleg website. If you see anything you want, contact me for a trade. 22032010 - Jimmy Kimmel Live, Los Angeles, CA, USA. 21082010 - Area 4 Festival, Ludinghausen, Germany. 29082010 - Reading Festival, Reading, England. Create a free website.
Luke's Brew: The Official Blog
How is this ecofriendly? The brewing process uses no energy (only room temperature water and a pot, no machines). It involves only reusable utensils/filters/pots. The brewing process produces no waste: the only byproduct, the coffee grounds, are used as compost. The brew is bottled in reusable (so many uses! And recyclable mason jars. The brew can be kept in your fridge for several weeks, meaning every drop can be savored (no more pouring half a pot of coffee down the drain! In the Journal News, demand r...
Hi, my name is Luke.
Brew Chronicles
A place for me to share my new found hobby of homebrewing with you and a place for you to tell me how much my beer sucks! Monday, August 26, 2013. Pleasant Porter - Batch 16. It's awesome, but I've missed my home brew. I suppose the family and friends left behind are missed a bit too ;) That said, the home brew is back! Cheers to embracing life's constant change! Thursday, September 20, 2012. Homegrown Hops - Harvest Is Near! Quick update on batch #15, MyCentennial. The beer is AWESOME! I have definitely...
Luke's Bridage
They are well educated and they access some of the more remote areas of the country where there are no healthcare providers. 15 - 17. We have already taught 200 schoolteachers in Belize and will be training another 300 in 2015. The teaching is helpful but they need basic first aid kits as well. One kit only costs $15. Help us purchase these by donating money. Or if you are more hands-on contact us below to join us on one of our mission trips. Donations are accepted through paypal. Columbus, Ohio 43215.
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