wife wants something diffrent

[irishwater]

I need help I have only brewed 4 times and extract only so far. But, She wants something different. Any ideas. prefer a kit, but will do a kit tweaked
Thank you
Josh:rockin:

 

[GilaMinumBeer]

Find out what different means. She might be looking for a Lemon Coriander Wheat Stout in which, you are already set. Any more different than that and I'd be wondering if she's talking about beer.

 

[irishwater]

she meant different style Women man. so you think my lemon coriander wiess is over the top a summer yard work beer lol summer sit on my ass beer. thank you for the comment. What is the odest beer you have made?

 

[c.n.budz]

If she wants something different give this a try.

 

[GilaMinumBeer]

Maple California Common using English Hops.

 

[the_bird]

If she wants something different give this a try.

If she's anything like my wife, she'll try that once or twice but then tell you she hates it and won't try it again.

 

[Yooper]

she meant different style Women man.

I'm not sure what that means- so I'll just take a stab at some popular beers. How about something like like a cream ale? I know that blonde ales are popular at this time of year, too. A few people have made strawberry blonde ales, so that might be something to think about.

 

[Yooper]

If she wants something different give this a try.

That one is one of my favorites- but I don't think I'm typical.

 

[Beerthoven]

If she's anything like my wife, she'll try that once or twice but then tell you she hates it and won't try it again.

This is a beer that is not meant to pounded down fast. You need to give it time to warm up. Its really something you need to ease your way into.

 

[irishwater]

She wants to see what the lemon tastes like. What she meant was a summer beer or a cherry, porter, cream, and or stout. She is a great wife she as a list of about fifty beers to brew. She just does not know what to brew next.
:rockin:

 

[the_bird]

To actually answer the question instead of making inside jokes...

You know what I had of Evan!'s that was pretty good? A sour-cherry stout. You mentioned cherry and stout; those two actually play pretty well together, it's the only real "fruity" beer that I care for. Some nice roasty, chocolately notes from the stout, some crisp tartness from the cherries. If you don't make it too big, it can be a good beer even in the summer (at least, for coolish summer evenings).

 

[irishwater]

bird thank you for not blasting me:fro: