dwarven_stout
Well-Known Member
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Can you quit with the quoting your own post already? Once per page is over the top.
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joety said:I'm no fan of Barry, the 40oz cracks are in poor taste.
Can you quit with the quoting your own post already? Once per page is over the top.
I think regardless of whether or not you're a fan of Obama this is a good thing for homebrewing.
Agreed.
I think regardless of whether or not you're a fan of Obama this is a good thing for homebrewing.
yeppir.. There's no denying...
Truth!
Oh my god, we agree on something again! It's the apocalypse!
+2
Maybe there is "hope" afterall.
Nevermind then. I disagree completely and hope Obama makes homebrewing illegal tomorrow just so I don't have to agree with you!
Well, now you've done it.
Just listed to Glenn Beck on Monday morning, and all will be well.
Alright, we're back to where we should be now.
Recipe found @ wikileaks
Recipe found @ wikileaks
Recipe found @ wikileaks
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way...to-serve-more-home-brewed-beer-at-white-house
During this year's Super Bowl, President Obama created a stir by offering guests at the White House beer that he'd brewed himself. And now the president reportedly plans to have another batch of his homebrew on hand March 17 that's right, for St. Patrick's Day.
According to the Irish Central website, when Obama announced that this March is Irish American Heritage Month, he also pledged to serve his own White House Honey Ale made with honey from the White House garden beehive to help celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
Recipe found @ wikileaks
It doesn't make him a good president.
My take from north of the border.
Sr. Obama likes beer. No problem
M. Harper likes Canadian. Big problem.
By Daniel Strauss - 03/04/11 11:33 AM ET
Barack Obama will go down in history as, among other things, the first president to brew his own beer in the White House.
The blog Obama Foodorama reported this week that the president's Super Bowl party featured a selection called "White House Honey Ale, brewed right at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
The blog said the president and first lady Michelle Obama bought the equipment with their own funds (an aide did not specify when) in advance of serving it at the February gathering.
The "honey" part of the beer comes from Michelle Obama's garden beehive. The beehive is also a White House first.
Foodorama notes that Obama is the first president since George Washington to homebrew beer, and the very first to offer the brew at the White House. (Washington was a perennial self-brewer, the blog said, but hes the only president who didn't live in the White House.)
The news sparked a small flurry in the blogosphere given that Obama, who has previously settled friendly bets between world leaders with beers like Goose Island's 312, had not shown a predilection for do-it-yourself beers. Obama settled a World Cup bet last summer with British Prime Minister David Cameron by giving his English counterpart a bottle of 312. And during 2009's so-called "beer summit" with Vice President Joe Biden, Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Massachusetts Police Sgt. James Crowley, Obama drank a Bud Light.
Although the White House isn't ready to release the recipe yet, a spokesman told Foodorama that White House Honey Ale isn't a one-time thing.
"It is very safe to assume that there will be more White House beer in the future," White House East Wing spokeswoman Semonti Stephens said.
It was probably a Mr.Beer kit if Michelle purchased it
We should help the guy think of some names for his upcoming beers since he has time to brew while the world goes to ****.
How about Maxist Marzen or Leninist Lager? Just trying to help.
Michael Savage did a whole segment on White House beer names the other day. It was pretty funny.
I heard that the beer was actually so promising that it won the NHC before it was even brewed.
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