I've only hat the '12, but I wasn't impressed. Seemed simplistic and one dimensional to me. And if I recall correctly, doesn't New Belgium pasteurize it so it won't gain much from aging?
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I've only hat the '12, but I wasn't impressed. Seemed simplistic and one dimensional to me. And if I recall correctly, doesn't New Belgium pasteurize it so it won't gain much from aging?
They have since '10. 2009 was the last of the cork and cage bottles with dregs in 'em. And yeah, I wouldn't say it ages like an unfiltered bottle conditioned sour, but the flavors meld a bit and it gains some complexity, IMO.
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My WH Honey Porter as I prepare to backsweeten and bottle my Gerwurtzraminer.
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Given my propensity for rye ale I am surprised I haven't had this before. Going down splendidly with some spicy nachos.
Wheat wine. If I need 4 for nationals (hopefully) and I'm saving a case for next year, I've got about 2 left
Two for the first round, only need 3 for the second. Making that 3 left
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Great Lakes Alchemy hour. Amazing......
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Looks nice!
Thanks! I'm really happy with how it turned out for something I converted to all grain and brewed as a novelty. On #2 as this wine goes into bottles. Made the wine for the wife, but don't know if I'm gonna share...
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Moaaaar nugget.
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Two for the first round, only need 3 for the second. Making that 3 left
I thought it was 2 & 2. I should learn to read.....
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A small glass of Remy Martin no ice!!!! My wife favorite
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Porter
was wanting another glass of stout but it was taken off the shifter list because it is selling faster than expected...makes me and at the same time.
was wanting another glass of stout but it was taken off the shifter list because it is selling faster than expected...makes me
and at the same time.
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Trying a Grizzly Bear Imperial Brown Ale from my local Tap & Table. I'd get all BJCP judge critiquing on it, but I lack any skill in describing a beer beyond, "Damn! That's a good beer!", "it was good, I'd probably get it again.", and "I've had actual moose piss that tasted better than that!". So, this one is good. I'd probably get it again.
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I'm playing kick the keg at the local pizza pub. They want this keg of Ninkasi Sleigh'r out. If I kick it I get my last 2 beers free
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My HBed English porter. Brewed with London esb. Fantastic yeast for a porter.
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I'm playing kick the keg at the local pizza pub. They want this keg of Ninkasi Sleigh'r out. If I kick it I get my last 2 beers free
You can do it !! I bet that stuff is great on tap, wish i was there to help you.
I'm gonna look for that this weekend.
another of my Weizenbock. I now have 2 left in the fridge. I need to get my Wrong Direction APA going and a SMaSH with some experimental blend.
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bobbrews said:
Nice man! Hey Nordy, doesn't that beer you just made look a little bit like that beer in that picture?
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This is pretty sexy...
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It's ok a bit too light for my taste.. like my saisons stronger though.
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How can you not like a beer that smiles as you drink it!
I've been seeing this (and the others) for months and wanting to try it, but it's one of those beers that had to wait for me to get on a Belgian kick. I picked up this, the 8 and the 10 and decided to go in numerical order. This one is great! Strong but restrained maltiness, very low bitterness, a soft sour note and finishes pretty dry with an almost astringent sensation.
FermentNEthinG
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The 10 is like a port wine. Beautiful fig and plum notes. Makes me thirsty for one right now!
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Found this at a local shop. From New Zealand. Hop Zombie. The hop profile is actually really damn good. A nice change from big Western style double IPAs. I'd buy this again for sure!!
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Baxter brewing stowaway IPA on tap at a local food place. Very pleased with the food, and the local beer selection, not so psyched with the glassware killing the rocky head I usually see on this IPA
The candles provided some interesting backlight.
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The last little bit of the Gerwurtzraminer that wouldn't fill a bottle. I may have sweetened a little too much for my taste, but the wife should like it.
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My first attempt at a CYBI Moose Drool clone. I'm usually much more patient with my brews as I just kegged this night before last. Can't wait to do a side by side comparison after its conditioned a little more. Although, from what I can tell so far, I may be dedicating a tap to this one!
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Barfly IPA from Barley Island
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