anyone got a recipe for a real working man's beer

[TANSTAAFB]

 

[TANSTAAFB]

I see your Joe Ely and I raise you one!

 

[MaxStout]

 

[ba-brewer]

 

[TANSTAAFB]

 

[TANSTAAFB]

 

[passedpawn]

 

[MaxStout]

 

[TBC]

Is this a retro MTV video thread or a real mans recipe thread?

 

[TBC]

 

[MaxStout]

Is this a retro MTV video thread or a real mans recipe thread?

 

[TBC]

Got it!

 

[TANSTAAFB]

Ok, let's get back to recipes. This started with a trolling troll but it's actually an interesting question. What makes a beer a "real man's beer"? Maybe what isn't is just as informative. I consider myself a manly man. I like 4x4s, guns, and smoked meat. I like a great variety of beer, very few styles I don't like. I don't like pumpkin, non sour fruit beers, or nanner bomb hefes. Other than that? Just about anything can be a manly man's beer. On the yellow fizzy end of things that one can drink a lot of I'm partial to Lonestar. Knock your d!ck in the dirt? Sooooo many to choose from...RIS, barleywine, big a$$ Belgian, doppelbock, imperial/ double/ triple/ quadruple IPAs. Sessionable beers that aren't yellow and fizzy? Mild, Common, Kolsch, cream ale, pale ale, Amber, Vienna, Marzen, etc. Oh, and for the record I give zero sh!ts which way you swing. I know plenty of straight guys that are weak petty little men, gay guys that'll beat your ass (yeah, YOUR ass [emoji16]), and women with more balls than a big brass monkey. Curious as to what you define as a manly brew... discuss

 

[TBC]

Aww this thread just got to serious. Guess I ruined it with Dolly Parton. I’m out! Nano Nano!!

 

[ba-brewer]

A manly brew is anything you want to drink because you want to drink it and you don't give a crap what anyone else thinks.

 

[dmtaylor]

Is this a retro MTV video thread or a real mans recipe thread?

It's a OP started a stupid thread then never came back thread.

 

[triethylborane]

It's a OP started a stupid thread then never came back thread.

Thats just great, another real/true/working mans beer hater . . . SAD!

 

[AZCoolerBrewer]

Here’s a real working man’s beer, it is an American Amber Ale. Be sure to use all ‘Murken grains and hops.

Two Hooters American Amber Ale

IBU:37 SRM:17.25 ABV:7%(stronger than usual)

8.7 lbs. American Pale Ale

3 lbs. American Munich 20L

.6 lbs. American Crystal 60L

.6 lbs. American Carapils

2.5 oz. American Black Malt


3/4 oz. Centennial 60m

1/2 oz. Centennial 10m

3/4 oz. Centennial 2m

2.5 oz. Chinook Dry Hop


Irish Moss 15m


US-05

 

[fredthecat]

Here’s a real working man’s beer, it is an American Amber Ale. Be sure to use all ‘Murken grains and hops.

Two Hooters American Amber Ale

IBU:37 SRM:17.25 ABV:7%(stronger than usual)

8.7 lbs. American Pale Ale

3 lbs. American Munich 20L

.6 lbs. American Crystal 60L

.6 lbs. American Carapils

2.5 oz. American Black Malt


3/4 oz. Centennial 60m

1/2 oz. Centennial 10m

3/4 oz. Centennial 2m

2.5 oz. Chinook Dry Hop


Irish Moss 15m


US-05

thank you
this is what i wanted. my thread got hijacked by trolls and it gets moved to a punishment subforum.

wow, good job. just wanted to ask about a recipe. don't punish the trolls who are hounding me though.

 

[Pkrd]

i want a real working man's beer made for and by a working man.

You're a piece of work, man.

 

[TANSTAAFB]

thank you
this is what i wanted. my thread got hijacked by trolls and it gets moved to a punishment subforum.

wow, good job. just wanted to ask about a recipe. don't punish the trolls who are hounding me though.

Dude, your thread got awesomed! Everyone thought you split. And, besides having a little fun, everyone here will give you honest feedback. So again, back to recipes...what are you looking for?

 

[b-boy]

Here’s a real working man’s beer, it is an American Amber Ale. Be sure to use all ‘Murken grains and hops.

Two Hooters American Amber Ale

IBU:37 SRM:17.25 ABV:7%(stronger than usual)

8.7 lbs. American Pale Ale

3 lbs. American Munich 20L

.6 lbs. American Crystal 60L

.6 lbs. American Carapils

2.5 oz. American Black Malt


3/4 oz. Centennial 60m

1/2 oz. Centennial 10m

3/4 oz. Centennial 2m

2.5 oz. Chinook Dry Hop


Irish Moss 15m


US-05

Toss a few nails into that and it'd be perfect....

 

[Yooper]

thank you
this is what i wanted. my thread got hijacked by trolls and it gets moved to a punishment subforum.

wow, good job. just wanted to ask about a recipe. don't punish the trolls who are hounding me though.

I have tons of recipes since I've been brewing for a long time. Everything from a dopplebock to an American light lager is in my repetoire. But I have no idea how to make a manly beer for a working man, because I'm neither manly nor working. I bet if you were specific at what you were looking for, and not denigrating female brewers and beer lovers that we'd be able to come up with something that you'd like.

 

[ProblemChild]

I have tons of recipes since I've been brewing for a long time. Everything from a dopplebock to an American light lager is in my repetoire. But I have no idea how to make a manly beer for a working man, because I'm neither manly nor working. I bet if you were specific at what you were looking for, and not denigrating female brewers and beer lovers that we'd be able to come up with something that you'd like.

Could use a good dopplebock. It would be great to have one ready by October and my ambient basement temperatures will be out of range after March for most lager-type fermentation (so starting soon would be good). I know a lot of guys that think of themselves as manly-men that would love this style at our Oktoberfest event

 

[TANSTAAFB]

I have tons of recipes since I've been brewing for a long time. Everything from a dopplebock to an American light lager is in my repetoire. But I have no idea how to make a manly beer for a working man, because I'm neither manly nor working. I bet if you were specific at what you were looking for, and not denigrating female brewers and beer lovers that we'd be able to come up with something that you'd like.

Hip hip...

 

[applescrap]

I have tons of recipes since I've been brewing for a long time. Everything from a dopplebock to an American light lager is in my repetoire. But I have no idea how to make a manly beer for a working man, because I'm neither manly nor working. I bet if you were specific at what you were looking for, and not denigrating female brewers and beer lovers that we'd be able to come up with something that you'd like.

This

 

[MaxStout]

thank you
this is what i wanted. my thread got hijacked by trolls and it gets moved to a punishment subforum.

wow, good job. just wanted to ask about a recipe. don't punish the trolls who are hounding me though.

Awwwww, nobody's hounding you. It's OK. You'll be fine. We're just having some fun. Lighten up a bit.

And look on the bright side. We just set you up with an awesome "working stiff" playlist for your enjoyment while you brew. It's all good.

 

[b-boy]

Hmm...Whoosh!

 

[jerbrew]

 

[Br3w4u]

180 to 300 lbs real working man “preferably deboned and de haired”
10 lbs 2 row
2 lbs flaked corn
1 oz centennial @ 60 min
1oz centennial @30 min
1 oz centennial and 1 oz cascade at flameout whirlpool 30 min.
(Optional fill fermentation vessel with cigar smoke and motor oil)