david83
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so i didnt buy a kit,rather the ingrediants to make a belgian blonde ale with a hint of bitter orange peel.so does this officially mean i can make up a cool name for this beer ive got fermenting in primary now?
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Newbeerguy
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I would say so! What do you have in mind?
I like to let them name themselves. Whether it comes from the brew process or something else I just roll with it. For example, I made an IPA and the grommet fell in when putting the airlock in so it is Lost Grommet IPA. Good luck with it.
Captain Damage
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I'm a giant geek. I give all my beers Klingon names. Black Bat'leth oatmeal stout; Bird of Prey brown ale; KPA Khitomer Pale Ale...
dagrar
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I like to name my beers so I can remember want they were made with for example:
Summer Skiing Blonde - was made with Mt. Hood hops and if you remember the commercial from the 80's for Old Milwaukee Beer - Mt. Hood means summer skiing and Milwaukee means beer..........
Munich ESB was made with some munich malt......
Summer Skiing Blonde - was made with Mt. Hood hops and if you remember the commercial from the 80's for Old Milwaukee Beer - Mt. Hood means summer skiing and Milwaukee means beer..........
Munich ESB was made with some munich malt......
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david83
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so i used a yeast called forbiden fruit so i could call it something like "forbiden belgian ale"......
portlandbrewer
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I've been stumped with coming up with good beer names, so I created a tool to do it for me. I launched it online two weeks ago to share it -- http://www.beernamer.com. If you check it out, please let me know what you think. The more feedback I get, the better I can make it.
Cheers,
Warren
Cheers,
Warren
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