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Just replaced two bath room faucets. Fun stuff especially the old faucets where original. Need something strong and special.

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View attachment 216702HB blueberry saison. My first crack at a saison. Brewed it on July 4th. For red,white,and blue brew. Taste like a saison. But not near as blueberry as hoped. Should have mashed the berries before putting them in I think.


Does your dog really get it's own fire hydrant/pissing post in the back yard?

Looks like there is somebody cooler than Remmy!


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Another old bay. Surprisingly good, as I said when I had the first bottle.

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Does your dog really get it's own fire hydrant/pissing post in the back yard?

Looks like there is somebody cooler than Remmy!


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LOL. Not quite. We made a wreck one night and a car took it out. We couldn't just leave our man behind so we threw him in the pumper ( well more like grunted and strained ourselves to pick it up, there heavy bastards). The plan was to make a pond with it.... But I discovered homebrewtalk and that's is far as it's gotten.
Second pull of saison.
 
Remmy should have a glass that says "my life is better than your vacation". He works hard and plays harder, I have respect for that.

Mexican Logger from SKA brewing.


Come through. :D

I just try to live the life whenever possible.
 
I just try to live the life whenever possible.


I agree.
That's why I told the wife that staining the floor in that 1 room would take 2 hours.
So... I'm having a beer and finishing the remaining 45 minutes of Sharknado before I get moving on that floor.
 
Lemonade right now. Watching the LLWS. Connecticut representing.
 
The happy ending before the happy ending. Goodnight.

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Ok, long-time lurker of this thread, finally jumping ship for a night and posting on here instead of BA :) I've only had 2 beers over the last 3 weeks (Founders Porter & Stone Coffee Milk Stout), so when this hit my lips... it was like catching up with a long-lost friend for the first time.

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Out of all of the beers I've had from across the country, this is still one of my all-time favorites.. simply outstanding! Next up, (and surely I'm breaking an unwritten rule here), a sample of my take on FBS, after a week in the secondary with Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean, fresh roasted coffee (by a friend), Cocoa Nibs, Bakers Chocolate, cinnamon stick, and cayenne pepper (2 grams). Brew day and secondary pics here.

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"Mexican coffee cake"

This is freaking nuts... 2g of cayenne was exactly the right amount! Just the perfect amount of kick on the back end, but by no means a "pepper" or "hot" beer. This is going to be fantastic once its bottled and kegged!
 
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The bigger baby disappeared as soon as her grilled cheese was done..... Immediately followed by Helena Pearl's first crawl!

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She was after my beer but now knows she can get to the trash bag mommy left out for me.

I am not ready.


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Ok, long-time lurker of this thread, finally jumping ship for a night and posting on here instead of BA :) I've only had 2 beers over the last 3 weeks (Founders Porter & Stone Coffee Milk Stout), so when this hit my lips... it was like catching up with a long-lost friend for the first time.

DSC_0646.JPG


Out of all of the beers I've had from across the country, this is still one of my all-time favorites.. simply outstanding! Next up, (and surely I'm breaking an unwritten rule here), a sample of my take on FBS, after a week in the secondary with Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean, Cocoa Nibs, Bakers Chocolate, cinnamon stick, and cayenne pepper (2 grams). Brew day and secondary pics here.

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"Mexican coffee cake"

This is freaking nuts... 2g of cayenne was exactly the right amount! Just the perfect amount of kick on the back end, but by no means a "pepper" or "hot" beer. This is going to be fantastic once its bottled and kegged!


Welcome aboard. Beer looks and sounds great!
 
Ok, long-time lurker of this thread, finally jumping ship for a night and posting on here instead of BA :) I've only had 2 beers over the last 3 weeks (Founders Porter & Stone Coffee Milk Stout), so when this hit my lips... it was like catching up with a long-lost friend for the first time.

DSC_0646.JPG


Out of all of the beers I've had from across the country, this is still one of my all-time favorites.. simply outstanding! Next up, (and surely I'm breaking an unwritten rule here), a sample of my take on FBS, after a week in the secondary with Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean, Cocoa Nibs, Bakers Chocolate, cinnamon stick, and cayenne pepper (2 grams). Brew day and secondary pics here.

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"Mexican coffee cake"

This is freaking nuts... 2g of cayenne was exactly the right amount! Just the perfect amount of kick on the back end, but by no means a "pepper" or "hot" beer. This is going to be fantastic once its bottled and kegged!

Of the 100 + IPAs I've tried from all over the place none have been better than White Rajah it's a great beer. I hope that stout works out for you I've had never had a beer brewed with any kind of chili that I liked.
 
Ok, long-time lurker of this thread, finally jumping ship for a night and posting on here instead of BA :) I've only had 2 beers over the last 3 weeks (Founders Porter & Stone Coffee Milk Stout), so when this hit my lips... it was like catching up with a long-lost friend for the first time.

DSC_0646.JPG


Out of all of the beers I've had from across the country, this is still one of my all-time favorites.. simply outstanding! Next up, (and surely I'm breaking an unwritten rule here), a sample of my take on FBS, after a week in the secondary with Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Bean, fresh roasted coffee (by a friend), Cocoa Nibs, Bakers Chocolate, cinnamon stick, and cayenne pepper (2 grams). Brew day and secondary pics here.

DSC_0566.JPG

DSC_0647.JPG


"Mexican coffee cake"

This is freaking nuts... 2g of cayenne was exactly the right amount! Just the perfect amount of kick on the back end, but by no means a "pepper" or "hot" beer. This is going to be fantastic once its bottled and kegged!


Welcome to the thread! There are two rules. Sarcasm is welcome and encouraged, and don't take anything seriously. :D


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