BrewinHooligan
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This after a hb english pale ale. Love the Torpedo
What are you drinking now?
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bottlebomber said:
Born and raised in San Francisco, have been back for the last 4 years, and I still haven't taken the Anchor tour. I feel like a failure at life...
drinking a sam adams cherry wheat. i can taste the potential, but there are several things that need ramped up. i'll think on it while i drink this 1, and maybe make a "clone", my version, later
Ostomo517
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My American Amber out on the deck listening to Jamil on Brewing with Style
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Having a nice cool NB Ranger IPA...and am wondering if my Chinook IPA in the secondary will taste close to this...num num.
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What is that to the right of the Ranger? Beer comic book?
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had this for the first time last night as i got it in a trade last week, IT IS AMAZING to put it simply haha the aroma is intense and it is smooth yet has a nice bit
Growler is awesome.
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Ok. Now having my first ever Huma Lupa Licious while lounging around chewing sunflower seeds. I have some THA chilling too. Think I might head over to do some fishing...camping in the norther LP right now.
That Michigan enough for you? Oh, and my boy was catching sunfish this morning with bits if Koegels as bait.
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Damn I need to go fishing! Having a Dundee IPA while racking my Wit to secondary. Its a bit too malty for my liking seems missing some hops. The Dundee that is...
Yeah - couldn't agree more, not a fan of Dundee anything. In fact, I just poured several bottles of Dundee down the drain today.
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Yeah - couldn't agree more, not a fan of Dundee anything. In fact, I just poured several bottles of Dundee down the drain today.
Woah now, at least cook with those bad boys.
Ostomo517
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Yeah - couldn't agree more, not a fan of Dundee anything. In fact, I just poured several bottles of Dundee down the drain today.
It was off the $1 you pick em shelf at the bottle shop so I figured what the hell. Looks like Im gonna pound these other six like they were Budweiser
undeserving to be in my tulip glass!!!
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Pre-Lawnmower beer.
Bomber of my APA.
Ostomo517
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Keep passing this one by. Maybe I should just get a six?
NIZZLE
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You won't be disappointed ;-)
Yards Grand Cru - better than I was expecting. And uts going great with my sausage gumbo.
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How much did that awesome glass set you back?
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hey guys and gals, i know a lot of us trade so i started a thread to share and show off your hauls!
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f85/trade-pictures-417579/#post5290741
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f85/trade-pictures-417579/#post5290741
mcbaumannerb said:How much did that awesome glass set you back?
Free. At a bar in Orlando last weekend, my buddy knows the owner and asked him how much to buy a couple. He said they were promo's and not for sale. He came back as we were leaving and put 4, wrapped in paper in SWMBO's purse.
Edit* I think they are the glass for Maggie's Farmhouse Peach.
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Nice ... I was busting your chops because the last time I saw that glass you were saying it might "fall" into her purse when you were done.
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It took me a minute to realize that's a one gallon growler and you aren't drinking from a tiny glass.
Porch bombs away! Just shipped out 25lbs of beery goodness to jerryteague and a much smaller box to Ostomo.
Drinking saison, of course. Feeling cellary next, prolly need to get something in the fridge as it's crept up in temp a bit down there.
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mcbaumannerb said:Nice ... I was busting your chops because the last time I saw that glass you were saying it might "fall" into her purse when you were done.
They were coming home with us, one way or the other, luckily we didn't have to resort to thievery. But we would have. For sure. It's a cool glass. Really, it is. I'm gonna stop now. For real.
TNGabe said:It took me a minute to realize that's a one gallon growler and you aren't drinking from a tiny glass.
Porch bombs away! Just shipped out 25lbs of beery goodness to jerryteague and a much smaller box to Ostomo.
Drinking saison, of course. Feeling cellary next, prolly need to get something in the fridge as it's crept up in temp a bit down there.
Welcome to Florida. Our only option is 32oz or 128oz.
my Simcoe Pale
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Nice ... I was busting your chops because the last time I saw that glass you were saying it might "fall" into her purse when you were done.
Or what I like to call 'glass stealing drunk'. When an otherwise (semi)reasonable person wakes up with a glass they didn't buy after a night of heavy drinking.
InityBrew
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My centennial cascade ipa.
Cheers!
Cheers!
I may have and/or may not have done that myself.
edit: and what you call 'glass stealing drunk', we used to call 'Friday'.
Ostomo517
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If you like Pyramid Apricot. If you like beer, it probably sucks.
I hate Pyramid anything, always have. And 10-4 on the pkg buddy.
Prism Brewing's Insana stout. Pretty good - strong roasted malt finish.
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