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Hb neipa, short pour, headed to hb meeting soon.
19th hole and first deck day of 2024. Trying to expand my tastes after watching a Treehouse video on some wine. Nothing that exciting but good for a summer deck day eventually
The Road Hole
The Road Hole
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Aha, a lefty I see. I golfed today also. Scramble. Didn’t make the $.
I've been in meetings where I'll tell someone that I know they like golf. They're shocked. Then I'll say. I know you're a lefty. We've been getting an insane amount of late rain/snow and low temps. Looks like we've turned the corner after the eclipse!!!!
orionol73
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Founders Porter. Not my favorite of their beers but pretty good.
With all the duties, managing an extra long brew day. All clear now..
HB Fizzy Yellow Lager
In 20 years I’ll be 93 and you’ll be 85. Maybe someone can show us a picture of an eclipse and tell us we had a really good time.Celebrating eclipse day, vicariously. Watched it on TV. They went from TX to AR to Indy, Cleveland, Niagara Falls, etc.
It was overcast here, had 74% occlusion, not that we could see it. Made it kind of dark for a while, like just before a thunderstorm. Birds acting crazy, we had 2 of them slamming into our windows. Luckily they both were ok after a few minutes.
Next total solar will be Aug 2044, mainly in Montana. Hey, @grampamark, we'll be heading your way in 20 years to watch the eclipse and sample some of your homebrew.
Having a HB Mott's hard cider.
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HB Munich Helles that I bottled around thanksgiving time last year.
It tastes great.
It tastes great.
Whew, 10 pages of what others have been drinking, accomplished! Moved Dad from MO to Reno, NV, in approximately 9 days. No time to stop and taste on the way (or read HBT), unfortunately; had one tasty IPA at Altitude in Laramie, WY. Not what I had planned for a 2,000 mile trip, but as a mission of mercy, it was successful. Looking forward to tasting and brewing some good stuff in the next few weeks.
Sorry to disappoint..2045.. it'll be my 78th birthday gift though! And if I allow my wife to have her way, new way that is, it'll go right over us.In 20 years I’ll be 93 and you’ll be 85. Maybe someone can show us a picture of an eclipse and tell us we had a really good time.
Quad leftovers..
Delicious - makes me want to brew it. And its the kind worth brewing because its like $17 for a 4 pack. They call it an old ale but it has all the numbers and ingredients to be an English Barleywine too.
I really like this beer. Have some in the vault to see how they age. Would like to brew one, too. Anyone have a recipe?
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Drove down to Firestone for lunch
And back to Monterey for dinner
Okay, I lied...two separate days
And back to Monterey for dinner
Okay, I lied...two separate days
It's an infuriating pair of styles where the more you actually learn about them the less you seem know about them.
I hope you enjoyed the drive. I enjoyed the hell out of my two coast-to-coast drives during the past few months (aside from Tennessee--fix your potholes!), but it would've been amazing to have had the opportunity to do it with my father. I especially hope you enjoyed the drive in N. Nevada. It's a gorgeous place, but I'm biased--that's where my family made landfall in the US.
Had the opportunity for a mid-week brewing session and that afforded me my first-ever chance to check on a cold dry hopped beer at 20hrs. Typically, I let them go for 48hrs and I'm glad I checked. I've never aimed to make a juicy beer before, but this has it going on in spades. My first sip prompted me to say, "#*$@, I've made a juicy beer. Wow!" May as well seize the serendipity and keg something well off the beaten track.
Here it is in all its mucky glory....
Here it is in all its mucky glory....
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Some gnarly dregs off the bottom of the fermenter from the first batch of Panther Piss that I've made since I've returned home.
Quite a day in the brewery today! It started much like any other, then I got word that there would be no work today. Whoohoo, free brew day! I quickly wrote up and then started brewing a blonde that I've been thinking about for a while, then realized that I could keg not one, but two, batches. One in the fermenter and two in the kegs on a day that I was expecting to be the normal slog.
More days like this, please!
Quite a day in the brewery today! It started much like any other, then I got word that there would be no work today. Whoohoo, free brew day! I quickly wrote up and then started brewing a blonde that I've been thinking about for a while, then realized that I could keg not one, but two, batches. One in the fermenter and two in the kegs on a day that I was expecting to be the normal slog.
More days like this, please!
Having a Bud and having a Bud to see which is better. There`s really no comparison here the clear winner is Bud.
This has quickly become one of the most popular import beers here so had to get one to try it out. Ever so slightly sweeter than local beers and very light malt character but otherwise drinkable.
That coconut coffee stout in the background is so very good.
Mostly sunny and 72. In April, in Minnesota! I'll take it! Out on the deck with some Black Butt Porter.
Rain the next couple days so tomorrow will be bottling 5 gallons of Baltic Porter that's been lagering a while. Then brew day Friday--ESB.
Need to get the pipeline filled up.
Rain the next couple days so tomorrow will be bottling 5 gallons of Baltic Porter that's been lagering a while. Then brew day Friday--ESB.
Need to get the pipeline filled up.
Bellringer wcipa from Fieldwork. Hopped with Centennial, Columbus, and Simcoe.
Sparkling cider with pear from Aldi. Tasty, refreshing.
HB Irish Red Ale
Schwartz bier to wash down a brat.
This is a session saison taster.
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
To bid or not to bid?
To reply to the "bonus plan" or to not burn it to the ground?
These are the questions.
To reply to the "bonus plan" or to not burn it to the ground?
These are the questions.
ClaudiusB
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Cheers
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
The rest of the imperial and some pretzels, and no email was sent. For the best
From last night, had a noisy lifter so got started on that, needed some encouragement.
Then a little celebration after finding it and replacing it, need a new gasket to button up before starting it.
Then a little celebration after finding it and replacing it, need a new gasket to button up before starting it.
Watching The Masters at Treehouse Clubhouse
Haze Peach DIPA
Haze Peach DIPA
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HB honey malt
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