White House Honey Ale
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bodyfit67
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Jewish ,Irish Stout lol Lenny's R.I.P.A topped with a Guinness......
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This.. Sooooo good!
Just finished a homebrew Christmas beer - I like to call it Mormon Pimp. It was in a Rubbermaid container, forgotten for almost three months, and it was completely flat. I suspect, though, that it has more to do with the corking, than it does with sitting in a basement since before Thanksgiving. It wasn't too bad, considering the last time I drank it ended with me vomiting on a rug, and then sleeping in it. I took my suit to the dry cleaners twice after that one.
I'm never going to finish this beer, am I?
I'm never going to finish this beer, am I?
Madhouse coffee stout. Some fairly good Western IA stuff. I really like their pale ale and ipa,the other stuff has seemed to me mediocre/average. I hope Backpocket Brewery starts bottleing,I think I may like this the best locallyish so far,just my opinion though.I bet the stuff they are bottleing isnt getting beyond the city because it sells-out and cant keep up. Because last I heard they were bottleing and looked to me like pallets of bombers in the brewery. Pretty nice brewery/pizza in Iowacity definatly worth your time. They have some good guest-taps too. And who can resist Beer-cheese dip?! for Godz sake. With beer bread(I think) too (could be mixing that up with another local brewery maybe?), mind you. But still beer cheese or beer dip? What can make that any better than oh.. maybe jalepenos. thats what im talkin bout.Scovie (scobie?)units! And IPa's! O.K. Im done here.
My English Mild
Blvd 80-Acre Wheat (My new go to beer)
Hydrometer sample of my 80-acre clone
Hydrometer sample of my Porter
Cheers to English Milds!
I'm drinking one of my own.
ran an extra bottle of my americanized bitter off while I was racking into a keg. I'm drinking a flat bottle that was dry hopped with citra and columbus (the other 5 gallons is citra and centennial). The columbus comes through much more strongly than the citra.
WesleyS said:It means I'm ashamed of the beer label laws in my state.
You want to talk alcohol laws, try my state, Pennsylvania. Beer distributors for cases, state run "wine and spirits", six packs in bars, six packs in grocery stores, provided the six packs and groceries are entirely separate, and paid for at separate cash registers, with 144 oz limit, ..
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Almost bought some but I was pissed when I realized it was a skinny 12oz can and not a tallboy.
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Nicely conditioned Amber Ale
SN Ruthless. What a great seasonal,will get a sixer every year. A great beer I would expect of them as well. Although... I dont know.. Founders reds rye? or Hoprod rye? Or even Two Brothers Cane and Ebel? Im pretty shure I like all those more. You be the judge though. Some great beers on the sameish level I think. I better save a bottle of each someday I think. And have a ryeipafest. Pretty shure I forgot a few good ones as well. Pretty shure thats unseasonalbly unrealistic as far as an ageing rye-ipa-fest.
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Cheers to English Milds!
I'm drinking one of my own.
Just brewed mine today. It's an oat English mild. Can't wait till its done. Going to be my first kegged batch.
Virgin kegger too.
Not for long though! Only I have a not-so pliny pliny batch to put in it. But pretty close. Possibly pliny the milder?Or a pliny extra pale ale from my outcome. My 3 gallon keg is suppose to be in this week,perfect time for me to keg it this weekend. Not exactly following all the rules of this batch anyway,plus I wanna brew and use the carboy this weekend too. And me and my beer have telepathic powers.. so I know its done and ready to go in two weeks. HellBound
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I like it. Alot. Nice full-bodied sweetness but not cloying or overpowering fruitiness.
SFGiantsFan925
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Wow, need to catch up haha!! A few in here Im not proud of. We just made it up to Lek Tahoe for our annual guys ski trip. Having a blast so far.
Lagunitas Sucks
Black Butte Porter
Red Chair (fckin awesome!)
Bud Light
Bud Light
Hop Crisis - 21st Ammendment brewery. Not that great
Home Brew Zombie Dust
Heading to the casinos soon. Gonna be a good trip!!! Cheers fellas :rockin:
Lagunitas Sucks
Black Butte Porter
Red Chair (fckin awesome!)
Bud Light
Bud Light
Hop Crisis - 21st Ammendment brewery. Not that great
Home Brew Zombie Dust
Heading to the casinos soon. Gonna be a good trip!!! Cheers fellas :rockin:
SFGiantsFan925
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Probably covered earlier, but nice to see you are feeling better. Nice to have ya back! Cheers
bottlebomber
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Thought of Wesley today as I went through Bevmo. I didn't buy any
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bottlebomber said:Thought of Wesley today as I went through Bevmo. I didn't buy any
There are a lot of beers I love. But if there was a way to marry a beer, I would have to choose Wookey. Well, as long as I could have a thing on the side with Abrasive. And maybe hook up with Heady every now and then for a fling. But it wouldn't mean anything, my heart would belong to Wookey.
Edit: maybe that's the mixture of medicine and beer talking
And calling it a night with my customary 1 week bottled, undercarbed "tester" of my Hefeweizen. Besides being undercarbonated (yeah, it's got some head, but I rolled it prior to pouring and poured aggressively), it's ****ing great. Did my first decoction mash, and also followed the JZ route, and underpitched and fermented cold (62°). Tastes like the German ones.
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Tasty, a lot of oak in the flavor. Aromas of oak and the C hops. Good bitterness and a bit of warming, but at 9.4% is nice
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Having the Hercules now, figured it being bigger then the Hop Crisis, but jeeze is this in a hop crisis (pun intended) this is the most un-ipa ive ever had no surmountable flavor or aroma. Which sucks cause I had a Hercules a while back that was a year old and it was down right amazing
And that's why you're looking at BEER porn on the laptop?
Zombie Dust chumps.
Mmmmm Beer Porn!! =-O
Coffee - Heading to work
Just one this morning then off to bed.
Decided to take a shower before I go to bed so I'm giving a can of Gandhi-bot the Heady treatment so I can multi-task.
bottlebomber
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Man Nuke, you're really living the life of Brian
Vigo_Carpathian
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jperry said:
Yes. I will be having one (or 2) of these tonight. Brewing a clone of this for the weekend.
mrgstiffler
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And now I will be too!
The second half of this one before opening something new:
Ostomo517
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Reds Rye PA while I prep to move my Shorts Bloody Beer to secondary and lager.
LoloMT7
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I've been looking for Lagunitas SUCKS for a while now and been jealous seeing all these posts with people drinking it. We have IPA, Maximus, New dog town, Brown sugga, lil sumpin sumpin, cappuccino stout, lil sumpin sumpin wild, and hop stoopid in stores here still.. but hadn't seen Sucks yet.
I stopped in the store at lunch and BLAMM!! They had ONE six pack of lagunitas sucks on the shelf! It's about damn time they made it to Montana. Sometimes I feel like I live in another country lol...
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