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Thanks! "RoseBear Brewery" Hmmm I like it! I can picture some really cool logos coming from that. What is the significance of it to you? Or just like it cause its catchy?

Haha fair enough! Why Cali? My motivation was one of my favorite runs at Mary Jane a Ski resort in Colorado is named Sunnyside.

I have been thinking of a few but would love some feedback. How does everyone feel about "Sunnyside Brewing Company"? Does it make you immediately think of sunnyside up eggs? haha let me know!

Thanks for all the input. And no I do not work for New Belgium. I wish I did... I have just lived in Fort Collins all my life and wanted to see what some other people thought

Clonefarmer, Thats what I thought was a possibility. Thanks for the help!

Hey guys I am pretty new to homebrewing but I can tell its not a hobby I am going to stop. My second batch is currently conditioning in the bottles and I just had a question about what I should call it. I set out to make this brew an easily drinkable light bodied summer ale with slight peach...

I'm going to vote B!

I will have to try some lips of faith brews! Northernlad, why no? I have heard that a few times I am just wondering why exactly!

Boostsr20, Is La Folie a brew in the lips of faith series?

I definitely like the "Big Mouth IPA"! Thanks for sharing! :mug:

McKBrew I agree with you completely! I myself am very excited for Skinny Dip!!

Hey guys I am really interested in knowing what everyone thinks of New Belgium Brewing Company. I have seen a lot of mixed reviews on several of their brews and was curious to see what everyone who has tried them thought. Reply with favorite brews, least favorite, anything to do with the...

Yea I can see the tour possibly making some of the flavors seem off. It may also be that this was one of the first beers I had from New Belgium. I definitely agree about the mothership wit, not my favorite either. As for Abby, that is actually one of the only New Belgium brews I havent had...

I am from Fort Collins and have become a pretty big fan of most New Belgium brews. In my opinion none of the year round brews have lived up to one of thier oldest, the Blue Paddle Pilsener Lager. I am not sure about the distribution of Blue Paddle but anyone who has tried it please reply with...

I agree with the majority of people on this thread. Mighty Arrow is an amazing beer. Great layers of taste. Ah gotta love living in Fort Collins.

Jim, Thanks for the advice! I definitely understand that it would take a lot more equipment and time. Maybe once I get home from college this summer I will start experimenting with a wide variety of extracts and the partial mash technique. Thanks again for all the help! -Chris

Nice man! Let me know how it turns out! And thanks man! Umm im actually not too sure of the yeast that I used. This was my first homebrew and being so excited I really rushed into it without writing down much or keeping record. I remember it was a dry yeast recommended by my local homebrew...

Thanks for the link to the recipe! And yea anything that you would suggest to help me get started with it?

Let me know how the rasperry wheat turns out! I might have to try a cream stout of my own sometime. I have only done two homebrews so far but Im looking to start whole grain brewing once summer starts and im not so tied up with classes! Any suggestions for whole grain brewing?

Thanks a lot man! I checked out the site for singing boys brewery, that's really cool! The organic cream stout looks great!