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From pineapple to cocoa to marshmallow fluff, modern brewers are getting creative with centuries-old vessels called firkins. They use the 11-gallon casks to seal in young beer for a conditioning process where the yeast produces natural carbonation without mechanical pasteurization or additional artificial carbon dioxide.
But what is a firkin? And why are producers embracing this brewing technology?
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