HBrew71
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Thomas Hooker Chocolate Truffle Stout.
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Firestone Double Barrel Ale
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Duvel and my American wheat earlier and now TopoChico mineral water. Can't drink a ton when I take muscle relaxers, hence mineral water.
I'd love to "build" a mineral water profile that is delicious and keg up five gallons with some slight fine carbonation.
I'd love to "build" a mineral water profile that is delicious and keg up five gallons with some slight fine carbonation.
just finished whipping up a batch of Midwest's Octane IPA. RDWing with a bottle of another IPA, an AG version of Jamil's recipe from BCS, used harvested Bell's yeast, dry hopped with cascade.... delish!!
mountainman13
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My Saison. I little young, but still yummy!
mountainman13
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ScoRas said:
Congrats!
Thanks! The best part was I got to drink it whilst brewing my second batch.
I'm pretty sure this is my first post here although I've been reading for a long time. I'm drinking my Hooker Rye. It's my first all-grain and my first personal recipe in one. I've ignored all the conditioning rules I usually follow because I just couldn't wait. It's fantastic! And a thank-you to all for this great forum
g2rnewton
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Saranac IPA followed by a red hook esb...
runitis
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Dales Pale Ale
My Irish red, for St Patricks Day. Ok so it's hard to save but yummy
slingshot81
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Long Trail Hibernator. Good stuff!!
a 2-row, columbus, us-05 SmaSh pale ale. very easy to drink (almost too easy)
petey_c
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"Hitachino Nest" A "Japanese Classic Ale", "Matured in Cedar Casks" Not bad. Trying to find the "cedar" part of it...
My Irish red, for St Patricks Day. Ok so it's hard to save but yummy
Nice. I made a irish amber(brunetteish?) that turned out way better than expected, i also have a irish red,blonde,and cream stout from last year to have. All chilling. And i have a work day off!
dcHokie
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My orange zest petite saison
jerryteague
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Drinking a Big Sky Moose Drool. Had a Big Sky IPA earlier. Next up, Franziskaner Hefeweizen (my favorite) when I get home on saturday. Maybe a few homebrews to go with it, yum!
smellgoats
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Tonight I had a Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale drafty, southern tier euro trash pils and 2 great divide Titan IPA's bottled. It was a good night
ZombieWoof72
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Samuel Adams Alpine Spring.
Intriguing.
Intriguing.
Do you have the recipe? I just got my hands on a bunch of columbus.
mrgstiffler
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Tito's is by far my favorite vodka!
Clann
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New Belgium's Dig Pale Ale. First time ever and its damn good.
Picked up bottles of Aventinus, Maharaja, and Gueuze Fond Tradition this afternoon. Not sure which one to start with.
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