What are you drinking now?

Sooperhonk said:

Rogue Morimoto Soba Ale. Anyone got a clone recipe and/or idea where to find roasted soba??

I dig this beer.

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http://coloradomaltingcompany.com/ has roasted buckwheat (soba)

I knew I forgot something hey gabe and channel cat that is with 3/32 round and 5/32 center.more pbr

Having a cuvee des jacobins...only one more left

Great Lakes Oktoberfest

NIZZLE said:

Sorry I take it back please don't hurt me hehe.

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"Would you drink this? I'd drink this."

Billy-Klubb said:

"Would you drink this? I'd drink this."

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No I would slam it! Ha

Southern tier choklat, one of my favorites. Been aging for a little while since this winter.

I was just thinking...has anyone ever gone on vacation to some place in Europe and wanted to buy some beer and bring it back to the States? How did you do it? Not that I'm going to do it anytime soon, but I would love to visit Belgium.

About to crack open one of my ciders.

Time to break into the last 6 pack of my wheat IPA. If only I had a big red coq instead. Really need to get more falconer's flight and amarillo so I can make more of this brew. Tasty.

tyzippers said:

I was just thinking...has anyone ever gone on vacation to some place in Europe and wanted to buy some beer and bring it back to the States? How did you do it? Not that I'm going to do it anytime soon, but I would love to visit Belgium.

About to crack open one of my ciders.

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Wrapped up like a trade in your suitcase. It's not really feasible to bring back more, although I guess you could try and mail a couple cases. It's been 10 years I think. Airfare was a lot cheaper then. My wife and I would really like to go back in the next couple years.

Im going to enjoy this greatly. Be jealous.

tyzippers said:

I was just thinking...has anyone ever gone on vacation to some place in Europe and wanted to buy some beer and bring it back to the States? How did you do it? Not that I'm going to do it anytime soon, but I would love to visit Belgium.

About to crack open one of my ciders.

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When I was stationed in Germany, you were allowed one rack (case) in your check in bag. Not sure what has changed since I've been gone (18 years).

jerryteague said:

When I was stationed in Germany, you were allowed one rack (case) in your check in bag. Not sure what has changed since I've been gone (18 years).

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Know anyone with 6 less kids and a spare bedroom? I'm going to apply for an internship at Prairie for this winter. Not holding my breath or anything...

DisturbdChemist said:

Im going to enjoy this greatly. Be jealous.

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Ok I'm very jealous.



Baaaaam! Now your jealous foooker ;-)

NIZZLE said:

Ok I'm very jealous.

Baaaaam! Now your jealous foooker ;-)

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Not really.... like to try some but bourbon wins

TNGabe said:

Wrapped up like a trade in your suitcase. It's not really feasible to bring back more, although I guess you could try and mail a couple cases. It's been 10 years I think. Airfare was a lot cheaper then. My wife and I would really like to go back in the next couple years.

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jerryteague said:

When I was stationed in Germany, you were allowed one rack (case) in your check in bag. Not sure what has changed since I've been gone (18 years).

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So, if TSA would do a random sweep of my luggage, they wouldn't have an issue with me having a bunch of bottles filled with liquid in my suitcase? I haven't flown in a few years, but I thought there was some big hooptey doo about only having shampoos and other liquids in individual containers no greater than 3 oz. Has that gone away? I guess I should know these things anyway for my flight to OK in a few weeks. I had thought about shipping the beer back like a trade, except I don't know if it would clear customs with any problems.

tyzippers said:

So, if TSA would do a random sweep of my luggage, they wouldn't have an issue with me having a bunch of bottles filled with liquid in my suitcase? I haven't flown in a few years, but I thought there was some big hooptey doo about only having shampoos and other liquids in individual containers no greater than 3 oz. Has that gone away? I guess I should know these things anyway for my flight to OK in a few weeks. I had thought about shipping the beer back like a trade, except I don't know if it would clear customs with any problems.

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If I recall correctly, that "hooptey doo" applies to carry on bags. Checked baggage is a different story. Beer in carry-on is a no go. Checked baggage is ok. Last time I flew, I came back with grain, oak, and a number of bombers with zero issue, but that wasn't internationally. I haven't flown internationally in about 15 years.

allenH said:

Homer beer.

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I need one of those glasses!

Sn beer camp IPA

Then 2 glasses (so far) of my Conan Simcoe Vienna.

DisturbdChemist said:

Im going to enjoy this greatly. Be jealous.

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I really should buy a second bottle of that.

This yum yum yum about all I can say is yum!

TNGabe said:

Know anyone with 6 less kids and a spare bedroom? I'm going to apply for an internship at Prairie for this winter. Not holding my breath or anything...

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Let me check, I may have a lead or 2...

Not too shabby at all

Having some HB Black IPA while I pack. Houston tomorrow. I'll be at the Flying Saucer this time tomorrow night. Then driving up to Dallas for the LSU game on Saturday. Then back to Houston till Tuesday.

Shred said:

Being a big hop head, I'm partial to Road 2 Ruin double IPA and their white IPA is the best of it's kind that I've tried.

I'm not sure I've had the Saison. Maybe I should start shopping around??

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Their white IPA is ok. Too light for my tastes. Their DIPA is awesome on tap. Good but not great.

The Maibock on tap is nuts. As well as the Saison. Go down there and give them a try. Although, you can find the Saison in bottles. Maibock only on tap at the brewery in Stratford.

WesleyS said:

I really should buy a second bottle of that.

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Check the heb at woodlands pkwy. They might still have some. I got two and I'm good with what I got

First taste of my leftover hops IPA. I think I may need to change this to "I can't believe it's not rye! IPA"

Tastes just like a ryeIPA. Lots of cascade, fuggles and mt hood makes for a spicy, citrusy quaffable beverage

New Belgium 1554 black lager on draft. Gotta say I really like this.

jerryteague said:

Let me check, I may have a lead or 2...

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That might be jumping the gun, but I'll let you know if I hear anything back after I send my info in.

Pinot Grigio out of a box. Desperate times call for desperate measures...

another of my Mosaic Rye IPA before bed. I'll save the Resin for tomorrow.

My Jalapeno/Serrano/Habanero/Ghost Chili Smoked Porter. Fireball, although it may be mellowing ever so slightly.

Billy-Klubb said:

another of my Mosaic Rye IPA before bed. I'll save the Resin for tomorrow.

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I'm feeling rather ambivalent about that.


...where's my llama, anyway?

Raspberry Skeeter Pee. No picture, everyone should know what SP looks like by now.

BrewYoke said:

Pinot Grigio out of a box. Desperate times call for desperate measures...

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Doesn't all the best wine come from a box?

Rye, Aye Captain!

Another wheat IPA...

My first all-grain batch, Ed Worts Haus Pale Ale. It's a little watered down due to over sparging but still damn good.

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My Jalapeno/Serrano/Habanero/Ghost Chili Smoked Porter. Fireball, although it may be mellowing ever so slightly.

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Hotter than Ghost Face Killah?

WesleyS said:

Doesn't all the best wine come from a box?

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Thats what my MIL says

TNGabe said:

Hotter than Ghost Face Killah?

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I had it once on a trade last year, so my recollection isn't perfect, but I'd put them pretty close, although I think mine is a touch milder.