BrewinInPA
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First look at Goser the Gozerian, a gose with salt and coriander brewed for competition with Philly Sour yeast. This is one of the tastiest beers I've ever brewed.View attachment 766477
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BrewinInPA
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Another, this time with a hint of pomegranate syrup. Even better.
Pianoman
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Breakfast beer
Pianoman
In Victory you deserve beer, in defeat you need it
HB Hefe
HB Blonde
Caps, a hazy DDH DIPA from There Does Not Exist, a local SLO brewery. Very nice, (as are all their beers). Pilsner malt, Oats and wheat with a "heroic dose" of Citra and Galaxy in the whirlpool and first dry-hop, and a second dry-hop of Sabro. Tastes like summer vacation.
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HB Chardonnay barrel aged saison. Tastes fine. Smells weird.
HB Brave Noise
HB Brave Noise
A nice WCIPA as I put the finishing touches on the wife's Red Wine label.
It ain’t Sunday and It ain’t Belgian beer. But it’s the best holiday in America. Patriots day in MA is an incredible day I wish you all could enjoy. Cheers all !!!!
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How did it turn out?
Pianoman
In Victory you deserve beer, in defeat you need it
It's very light at 4%. Not a ton of flavor, unlike yours, but that's expected. Your Dunk is next on the list but in a few weeks. I do like the color though.
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orionol73
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I love that style ! I brew it twice a year
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Cheers from View attachment 766504Albuquerque
One of my favorite places that I've ever stayed at is in ABQ - Los Poblanos. The onsite restaurant is amazing, too!!
HB Belgian Pale Ale.
HB Imperial Stout.
Last of the HB Hazy Pale Ale.
HB IPAs. West Coast with BRU-1 and Harlequin, black with Bergamot and Lotus:
Both dry-hopped enough to cause major problems with clogged liquid out lines, but saved through the magic of floating dip tubes: per this thread.
Both dry-hopped enough to cause major problems with clogged liquid out lines, but saved through the magic of floating dip tubes: per this thread.
Enjoying a bit of German pils while watching the Giants/Mets doubleheader. Good baseball and a nice beer. Life is good.
Garage beer
Good German pils from Aldi. Not bad at $5.99 for 4 pints.
Hb British golden ale
In contrast to the all-Barke pils malt German pils, posted above, here’s a very, very large 1.072 6-row, corn, and rice CAP that has been in the keg for a month and three weeks longer.
Part of me is pissed that the German swill is so much clearer, but I wouldn’t trade it for the 6-row flavor. It’s amazing with corn, rice, and Clusters.
Part of me is pissed that the German swill is so much clearer, but I wouldn’t trade it for the 6-row flavor. It’s amazing with corn, rice, and Clusters.
orionol73
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A hazy from Alvarado Street Brewing called Age of Aerostar.
Notes: The original slope-nosed "one-box" exterior designed mini van from 1986 - 1997 is now the stuff of legend. How best to honor the iconic blue oval? A crater-full of progressive hops and hop products including lupulin concentrated Haas Hops Incognito during fermentation along with Cryo Pop from Yakima Chief. These two, in concert with Galaxy and Strata weave a foundation of peach, pineapple and strawberry flavors. Restrained hop bite, an uber-soft mouthfeel and a nostalgia of the holiday road.
Notes: The original slope-nosed "one-box" exterior designed mini van from 1986 - 1997 is now the stuff of legend. How best to honor the iconic blue oval? A crater-full of progressive hops and hop products including lupulin concentrated Haas Hops Incognito during fermentation along with Cryo Pop from Yakima Chief. These two, in concert with Galaxy and Strata weave a foundation of peach, pineapple and strawberry flavors. Restrained hop bite, an uber-soft mouthfeel and a nostalgia of the holiday road.
Hb neipa, so happy with this galaxy/strata combo. And white labs coastal haze... will be using this yeast for my first ever competition brew coming up in July.
Homebrew Canadian Ale and Red Ale.
HB Brave Noise
Cranberry and Orange Pale Ale, by local Born Brewing Co. It's not sweet at all, lots of biscuit malt and oats with a definite bitter orange flavour. What a great beer! Also, with every 4pk of 'Cheeky' sold, a donation will be made to Chron's and Colitis Canada. Nice!
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