I get..."What is with you and making all these Dark Beers" So I made 2 batches of Blond Ale.
I love your Apple Beer.. she was referencing the Apfelwine I made
I love your Apple Beer.. she was referencing the Apfelwine I made
Not about the beer but the equipment.
See's copper pipe - Oh - what ya fixing?
Nothing, It's for a project.
Oh. So you're making a distiller.
No. A manifold.
Oh - so it's for distilling.
No - it's for the mash. Works kind of as a filter. For beer. Distilling is illegal.
Oh. So you aren't going to say it's for distilling.
It's for beer. *changed subject*
*conversation was with my dad
Dipsh*t...
From a 60+ yr old Natural Light drinker, on a Centennial Blonde:
"Wow. That sure has a lot of bubbles."
I had a peppermint porter in a sanctioned comp once and a certified judge said it was, "too dark for an ale."
If it weren't from you, I don't think I could believe that story.
I am wondering, is there a way to clinically prove some people just do not have properly functioning taste buds? i mean, come on! Cough Syrop!??
jeeeeeez
O...... Strange how he keeps showing up on the weekend now just to kill some time over a beer or three, plus money has been showing up in empty bottles after his visits ...
Strange how he keeps showing up on the weekend now just to kill some time over a beer or three, plus money has been showing up in empty bottles after his visits ...
Maybe the handjobs keep him coming back.
not my brew, but as I am grabbing a tall, corked bottle of Maudite ... (UNIBROUE - OUR BEERS PAGE)
I overhear some random young guy (who likely only ever buys coors light) with a ball cap on backwards say to his friend while they walk by me...
"ever have that stuff, it's horrible! tastes like cough syrop!"
I just smiled at them clearly and walked away with my delicious maudite beer in one hand, and a hobgoblin in the other...
I am wondering, is there a way to clinically prove some people just do not have properly functioning taste buds? i mean, come on! Cough Syrop!??
jeeeeeez
Maybe the handjobs keep him coming back.
Didn't know what to say... paid turned and thanked the cashier. When I got out the store, my son said, "I guess we told him, huh daddy?"
Ah, the proud moments...
I think the insincere positive responses are worse than someone honestly saying they don't like it.
I think the insincere positive responses are worse than someone honestly saying they don't like it.
abandoned his almost full glass on the counter while we were moving around the house
My five year old son at the counter with me and a sixer of Coors Lite for my BIL on his birthday (he only drinks BMC). Somehow he must of heard me talking to my wife but while at the counter he turns to the cashier and says:
"That stuff is crap. My daddy brews better beer than that! He is buying those for my Uncle Jeff, who knows nothing about beer!"
Didn't know what to say... paid turned and thanked the cashier. When I got out the store, my son said, "I guess we told him, huh daddy?"
Ah, the proud moments...
My dad keeps making this comment about the Hot Chocolate Stout I gave him... Saying he should use it to make his "venison in guinness" recipe.
Uh, Dad...I don't think that's such a great idea. You should probably taste it first.
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