Artisanal Small Batch Brewing is here!

Have you dreamed of making your very own meads, wines, ciders, and beers but don't know where to begin? Don't worry! Artisanal Small-Batch Brewing by Amber Shehan is your go-to guide for creating memorable one-gallon brews.

Published in June 2019

Brew your own delicious drinks with the bounty of your garden or your local farmers market. You can use fresh fruit, herbs, juice, and even simple ingredients from your freezer and pantry to make one-gallon brews.

Amber says, "I have been conjuring up weird brews in my kitchen for over a decade. Over that time, I have made plenty of successful brews but I've also had a few failures. I am excited to share my learning experiences and my one-gallon recipes with you!"

This new collection of brewing recipes brings an exciting and healthful twist to home brewing by infusing herbs and other healing ingredients into the brews. Herbalism has gained popularity over the past couple of years, as more people seek a holistic approach to health and wellness. 

This book builds off that trend in a fun, unique way with Amber Shehan’s recipes made from commonly found herbs, wildflowers, fruits, and other plants. Readers will love adding the healing benefits of herbs to their drinks to support their natural and holistic lifestyles.

Recharge at the end of a long day with a soothing glass of Rose Hip & Elderberry Wine, or sip a refreshing glass of Blackberry Cider on a sunshiny afternoon. Choose between the indulgent Dandelion Root Chocolate Stout, the light, floral Elderflower Saison, or the classic Chamomile Pale Ale.

Amber specially designed her recipes to make a single one-gallon batch of each drink, so readers can sample each of these thirst-quenching beverages guilt- (and waste-) free. Holistic healing has never tasted so good or been so much fun!

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What Our Readers Are Saying

“This magnificent tome simplifies what is often presented as a complex subject. This book earns my mightiest skål!”

Jereme Zimmerman

author of "Brew Beer Like a Yeti" and "Make Mead Like a Viking"

Amber Shehan pulls back the curtain on the mysterious brewing world and reveals that we can all enjoy the process and the product of artisanal small-batch fermentation.

Devon Young

author of The Backyard Herbal Apothecary and founder of Nitty Gritty Life

This book will help anyone who is curious about making their own homebrews without complicated and unnecessary steps. I can’t wait to start brewing with this as my guide!

Colleen Codekas

author of Healing Herbal Infusions and founder of Grow Forage Cook Ferment

Artisanal Small-Batch Brewing is bubbling over with creative and clever tips, tutorials and imminently quaffable recipes!

Ashley English

author of Quench: Handcrafted Beverages to Satisfy Every Taste & Occasion

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Recipes for mead, cider, wine, beer, and delicious snacks. Spent-grain granola, beers brewed with flowers, meads made with local honey, wines made from just about anything, and ciders both sweet and dry.

About Author

Amber Shehan


Amber is an herbalist and the founder of Pixie’s Pocket. She lives in the Appalachian Mountains near Asheville, North Carolina, with her husband and daughter, a dog, a cat, and a few chickens. Their yard, full of herbs, weeds, and wildflowers, gets turned into medicines, meads and other wonderfully weird brews.

You will often find her talking to plants, singing to fermenting jugs of colorful liquid, and falling over her own feet in the kitchen. 

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