time to play the "can you name this style by the pictures" game.
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mattd2 said:
Was just about to give the next hint that the story supposedly goes that the commercial example was made accidentally.
And you didn't answer the bonus question!
But no matter... your turn.
FromZwolle
I don't want to be cremated, I want to be malted.
Was just about to give the next hint that the story supposedly goes that the commercial example was made accidentally.
And you didn't answer the bonus question!
But no matter... your turn.
finally. now i can start guessing again.
FromZwolle
I don't want to be cremated, I want to be malted.
Wait... why weren't you guessing?
don't feed the trolls. :cross:
Was just about to give the next hint that the story supposedly goes that the commercial example was made accidentally.
And you didn't answer the bonus question!
But no matter... your turn.
Bonus question? must of missed that
Don't have a photo of a styled beer so I thow out a lame one here
Clue: No style guideline so RDWHA _ _ (told you it would be lame
)So who's next then
FromZwolle
I don't want to be cremated, I want to be malted.
pilsner.
LVBen
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home brew!
Got it.
FromZwolle
I don't want to be cremated, I want to be malted.
bottlebomber
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emjay said:
Gotta give me an A for effort. Did the egg vomit smell ever go away? Man this was a hard one....
bottlebomber said:
Yeah it did go away.
Btw, the funny thing is that the other guy's guess used Aventinus as the example of the beer that was cloned, and the right answer is ALSO Aventinus.
Only difference is he was talking about the normal version (weizenbock), whereas the right answer was the freeze-distilled version of that beer (weizen eisbock)... literally the exact same beer, except with water removed. It was so bizarrely close that I had actually typed up that he was right, until I realized at the very last second that he wasn't
I did say in my post I had no photos of a beer to a particular style
, just wanted to get things moving along again so just made it super easy to get, hence the RDWHA _ _.Sorry if I killed the game for you
LVBen
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This was my first attempt at a certain style. (The color is not right.)
bottlebomber
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Pilsner
Green Tea?
LVBen
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Wow! First guess was correct. Light American Lager.
Holy balls, really? Nice. I'll have to get a photo then :rockin:
A nice summer version of a classic style that has many regional variations. I will say that one of the main standout ingredients is honey malt... but there's another standout ingredient that's important to the style.
bottlebomber
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Honeyweizen honey malt and wheat being the important ingredients
Firebat138
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Honey Moon?
Wheat is important but it's not the standout ingredient
That's a commercial beer name, not a style. And no.
Firebat138
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oops, first time on this thread... ;-)
FromZwolle
I don't want to be cremated, I want to be malted.
blood orange hefe.
Meh, close enough Zwolle.
It's my Honey Orange Hefe.... and it's technically not a hefe, it's an American Wheat since adding orange makes it not a hefeweizen. I just like the alliteration it makes. Besides, "Honey Orange American Wheat" is much clumsier of a phrase.
It's my Honey Orange Hefe.... and it's technically not a hefe, it's an American Wheat since adding orange makes it not a hefeweizen. I just like the alliteration it makes. Besides, "Honey Orange American Wheat" is much clumsier of a phrase.
FromZwolle
I don't want to be cremated, I want to be malted.
ok, here's my really crappy pic:
as for the clue, it has one slightly abnormal ingredient thrown into a common style.
ps-not a homebrew.
as for the clue, it has one slightly abnormal ingredient thrown into a common style.
ps-not a homebrew.
bottlebomber
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Strawberry Blonde
LVBen
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peach wheat
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