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time to play the "can you name this style by the pictures" game.

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by Gridlocked, Jun 21, 2011.

 

  1. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 3, 2014
    Another hint: all of the adjuncts for this beer can be found in the local fields of California...
     
  2. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 3, 2014
    Quadruple triple double hint - I just posted to another thread, in which I have posted about this beer before and just posted about it again. Work on your Sherlocking skills, y'all.

    For example, here's how I solved the last one: his signature included his Untappd username. On Untappd, he had quite helpfully posted every beer he's brewed, which included a saison with two unusual adjuncts. It wasn't a huge leap to realize that it was the beer he had posted, most likely with the assumption that it would take a while for someone to guess cucumber and jalapeno. And that is not the only technique I've used to bust this game wide open; you'll see from my history that deductive reasoning helps as well. But still, a little research technique (I learned that from my librarian wife, God bless her) combined with common sense goes a long way not only in the game, but in life as well.

    Maybe that's why I like this game so much. Combines beer with library research skills and deductive reasoning. Anyway, someone put this one to bed so I can get on with playing instead of waiting!
     
  3. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 3, 2014
    Hmm... I felt like I had been dominating this game, but looking back over it my showing is above average at best. I retract my trash-talking and my "bust this game wide open" statement. I blame the 3 hours of sleep last night plus the working of 12 hours on Saturday.

    In my defense I was so proud of http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f85/tim...ictures-game-252536/index988.html#post6054568 (obscure style/adjunct on the first guess, second overall guess with no hints) and this http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f85/tim...ictures-game-252536/index990.html#post6060151 (EXTREMELY obscure style in 2 guesses with deductive reasoning) that I felt invincible.

    Anyway, someone please nail this one to continue the game.
     
  4. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 3, 2014
    Grapefruit and orange Belgian style American . Stone collaboration? . ..
     
  5. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 3, 2014
    Not Stone, nothing Belgian about it. Style is distinctly American, although it was inherited from a British style named after a South Asian country. If you take that style, and then duplicate the first letter, you'll have the style of this beer.
     
  6. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 3, 2014
    Lol .Grapefruit Orange double India pale ale
     
  7. JordanKnudson

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    Posted Aug 3, 2014
    Hangar 24 Essence??? Good grief, that one was not easy!!
     
  8. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 4, 2014
    It is in fact Hangar 24 Essence. Double IPA with cascade and zythos, with grapefruit, blood oranges and navel oranges in the secondary. I didn't get a bottle shot, but I'm going to post the label anyway because I love their art style.
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    Triplehazzard is up next for getting the style.
     
  9. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 4, 2014
    Well hmm.. let me find something
     
  10. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 4, 2014
    Here we go.. style plus 4 adjuncts

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  11. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 6, 2014
    Bump
     
  12. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 6, 2014
    Couldn't be Prairie Bomb could it? Seems too light. But I'm hard pressed to think of anything else with 4 adjuncts!
     
  13. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 6, 2014
    Very close.. it is too light. Think more commercial. Same adjuncts
     
  14. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 6, 2014
    Did you crack a Terrapin 11? Hats off if you did.
     
  15. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 6, 2014
    That would be dark/brown ale with coca, vanilla, coffee and (ancho) chilli peppers.
     
  16. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 6, 2014
    Think colder fermentation
     
  17. TCGoose

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    Posted Aug 6, 2014
    Doppelbock with cocoa, vanilla, coffee and chili


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  18. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 7, 2014
    Very close.. think more salsa like.....
     
  19. JordanKnudson

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    Posted Aug 9, 2014
    I'm posting just to give this a bump. I genuinely have no freaking clue what your beer is!
     
  20. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 9, 2014
    It is a lager.. now put it all together :)
     
  21. TCGoose

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    Posted Aug 10, 2014
    Vienna lager with cocoa, vanilla, coffee and chili


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  22. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 10, 2014
    Country south of the border
     
  23. JordanKnudson

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    Posted Aug 10, 2014
    Well then, Mexican lager with cocoa, vanilla, coffee, and chile
     
  24. tripplehazzard

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    Posted Aug 10, 2014
    Ding ding ding!!!! Sorry for making it that tough.. but this beer was fuggin fantastic

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  25. JordanKnudson

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    Posted Aug 11, 2014
    Alright! Well, I'm going to open this one up for someone else to take a turn. I don't have a beer in front of me this evening, and I won't have a chance to crack one for the next couple days, so please, someone else feel free to put one up!
     
  26. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 12, 2014
    I'll do it! Since I've thrown a few up for grabs, I'll take this one.

    Style plus one adjunct. You must be very specific with the adjunct, and there are two different styles that this beer could be called but I'll only accept one of them (BeerAdvocate is the decider).

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  27. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 12, 2014
    Hint: adjunct (in its basic form) is very common on this thread. If you guess the specific kind of that adjunct, you will know the exact beer.
     
  28. Schemy

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    Posted Aug 12, 2014
    Cream Ale, w/ flaked corn.
     
  29. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 12, 2014
    No and no
     
  30. TCGoose

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    Posted Aug 12, 2014
    Saison with... raisins??


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  31. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 13, 2014
    No and no
     
  32. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 13, 2014
    Hint: adjunct is not a fruit.
     
  33. TCGoose

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    Posted Aug 13, 2014
    Rye IPA


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  34. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 13, 2014
    Hint: adjunct is not a grain.
     
  35. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 15, 2014
    Big hint, total giveaway: adjunct is *DATABASE ERROR* ................^.......^^...........no carrier
     
  36. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 18, 2014
    Adjunct is a barrel. Anyone? Bueller?
     
  37. TCGoose

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    Posted Aug 19, 2014
    Oaked IPA. White oak jai alai??


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  38. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 19, 2014
    Adjunct is a barrel but what used to be in the barrel is very important to the beer.

    Barrel did not hold liquor.
     
  39. chocotaco

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    Posted Aug 19, 2014
    Double triple quadruple hint:

    You can probably now figure out what was in the barrel (if not liquor)

    Match that up with the color of the beer.

    Do a couple of google searches for what you now know is a specific type of the thing that was in the beer. There are only a few distinct varietals of that. If you guess the right one, Google will tell you the specific beer (which is a better bet than guessing the style because it's at the same time very specific and very vague)
     
  40. TCGoose

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    Posted Aug 19, 2014
    I'll bite. Temptation?


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