My neighbor seems to drink a lot of Corona, and sometimes Stone IPA. I don't use my equipment that often (5 gallon cooler batch sparge setup), so I would like to offer to him to borrow it, so he can save money, drink better beer, and the equipment would get more use. What recipe should I suggest? Maybe something low cost, low gravity, easy to drink, tasty but mild enough not to shock his taste buds.
Recipe for BMC Drinker
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I would recommend BierMunchers "Cream of Three Crops", take a look @ the post I can't add anything more.
Freezeblade
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+1 on cream of 3 crops. although any cream ale would work great.
bknifefight
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Corona and Stone IPA? That's one diverse dude!
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cream of 3 crops, also BM's Centennial Blonde.
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Yup. I think you should let this guy speak out more about what qualities he really enjoys rather than base it on what he currently drinks.
alecoholic
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Why is everybody focusing on the Corona part and not the Stone IPA part.
It's much easier to brew ale. Have him make a pale ale, not even an IPA if you are afraid of offending his palate.
It's much easier to brew ale. Have him make a pale ale, not even an IPA if you are afraid of offending his palate.
ForRealBeer
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+ 1 on Centennial Blonde.
You don't have to be "just a BMC" drinker to like that stuff.
You don't have to be "just a BMC" drinker to like that stuff.
Hey can come check my garbage bin. I just tossed out some BMC products for this weeks trash. Leftover coronas, keystone and MGDs from parties past that are just taking up previous space.
