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August 25, 2012 - Post-hike, Shelving Rock, Lake George - Genny Light
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August 25, 2012 - Adirondack Brewing, Lake George - Vienna Lager
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August 26, 2012 - The Boardwalk , Lake George - Bear Naked Ale, Adirondack Brewing
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August 27, 2012 - Putting 10 new cornys into service - HB Ranger IPA
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August 28, 2012 - Cocktail post-toil - HB RJB Ale
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That's a lot of kegs.
Got a good deal on them. I'm going to figure out a way to use them for fermentation too.
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August 29, 2012 - Kegging (Da's DIPA)l - HB Ranger IPA Clone
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August 30, 2012 - Making A Starter - HB Light Rye
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August 31, 2012 - Brew Day in the Third Bay (Firestone Union Jack Clone AG) - HB House IPA
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September 1, 2012 - Filling a Dumpster (making more room for Homebrew stuff) - HB Light Rye
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September 2, 2012 - Backyard Beer, Burgers and Beans - HB Light Rye
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September 3 , 2012 - Labor Day Beer and a book - HB House IPA
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AHAHAHA!!! Cool, man - glad to see you picked up Papazian's book. You like so far?
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September 4. 2012 - Beers at work (sales meeting) - Magic Hat Ravell Porter (5.8% ABV)
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So far I like it. Great beer stories and tons of recipes I want to brew. Win-win.
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September 5. 2012 - NY Giants Season Opener - HB Helles
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September 6. 2012 - Craigslist Score: Heavy Duty Shelving for my brew gear ($30) - HB Pale Mild
That's a lot of empty kegs. Better get to work!
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Ha - no worries!
Brewing an Oatmeal Stout this weekend and have five beers fermenting in the brew cave that will be looking for new homes in the next three weeks.
Bought a few extra to start using as secondaries for long term lagering. That way I can get two or three in my 5 cu ft chest freezer (instead of one carboy).
I'm going to have to start bottling again soon simply because I can't drink the beer fast enough. I have six on tap, I'm full now and I'm about to have five more in the wings. First world problem eh?
Ehhhemm....I stand corrected.
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September 7. 2012 - Harvest IPA Release (IPA made with all local hops) with The Knussmans - Harvest IPA, Brown's Brewing
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September 7. 2012 - Mio Vino, Altamont - Rare Vos, Ommegang Brewery
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September 8. 2012 - Bottling Day (Sweet Potato Stout) - Clown Shoes Miracle IPA (5.5% ABV), Mercury Brewing
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September 9. 2012 - Brew Day (Oatmeal Stout) - Canadian Light, Molson (a good breakfast beer)
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September 9, 2012 - NY Jets season opener (Flip and his new Jets keezer) - Flip's HB Tongue Splitter IPA
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September 9, 2012 - Bottling Day (Farmhouse Saison) - HB House IPA
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September 10, 2012 - Vinyl Van Halen - HB House IPA
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September 11, 2012 - First Hearth Blaze of the season - HB Da DIPA
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September 12, 2012 - Liquid lunch with my cousin Paddy (Patrick Michael Hale, born 9/1/12) - HB Da DIPA
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September 13, 2012 - Drinks with the professor, The Point, Albany - Lagunitas IPA & Goose Island Harvest
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Hmm... what might be the Professor's drink of choice? From the color, I'm going to take a WAG that it's straight bourbon. I'll get closer to the ledge by guessing that it's a Buffalo Trace. LOL!
I looked up that Goose Island Harvest Ale and it sounds delicious. I don't think there's much chance of finding that in Idaho but I'll look!
I looked up that Goose Island Harvest Ale and it sounds delicious. I don't think there's much chance of finding that in Idaho but I'll look!
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The professor likes his Irish whiskey. This particular evening it was Jameson's.
The GI Harvest Ale was very nice. Thinner and drier than I expected a 'Harvest' beer to be. Definitely a departure from other fall beers that are out.
Definitely try it if you can. Since Anheuser Busch now owns Goose Island, I wouldn't be surprised to see it turn up on tap in your local.
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Dad gum it, I should have known.
Irish whiskey rules. It's my favorite, particularly Bushmills. I like Jamesons, Paddys, Powers, but always came back to Bushmills for the right balance (seems less sweet than others).
Irish whiskey rules. It's my favorite, particularly Bushmills. I like Jamesons, Paddys, Powers, but always came back to Bushmills for the right balance (seems less sweet than others).
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September 14, 2012 - Drinks with my love on our 16th Anniversary, The Gingerman, Albany - Southern Tier Pumking
Congrats!
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Growing up Irish Catholic, everyone drank Jameson's - no one ever drank Bushmills (because it was considered to be the 'protestant's whiskey').
It's funny how it still follows today. My irish catholic friends (who grew up elsewhere) all seem to still follow the rule. I still get guff when I bust out the Bushmills on St. Patrick's Day (I prefer it for Irish Coffees).
Just goes to prove - life is temporary, grudges are forever...
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September 15, 2012 - Visiting with Hanlon & Fluney(Plotting Ireland 2013) - Kick Ass Brown, CH Evans Brewing and Bear Naked Ale, Adirondack Brewing.
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September 16, 2012 - Brew Day in the Third Bay (Pumpthin Ale) - HB Hefeweizen
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