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Mercenary Double IPA and Mac and cheese from the food truck. Lovely time at Odell.

Hazer Tag at Odell Brewing in Ft. Collins.

Visiting friends in CO. Juicy Bits and an IPA (Codename: Superfan) from Odd13 Brewing in Lafayette, CO.

HB Citra single hop IPA. Same grain bill/yeast as the Idaho 7 (above), and a Bru-1 that I brewed.

HB Idaho 7 single hop IPA. Just got done traveling for the week and had some nice east coast beers. This is as good as any of them (if I do say so).

My Shy Giant IPA clone as I check the gravity and add the dry hops.

And now something different. Beer Tree Super Pacific WC IPA.

Doesn’t look that different, but now an Equilibrium Wavelength IPA. At Blind Tiger in the village in NYC.

Bissel Brothers The Substance.

Bronx Brewery Gigawatt IPA.

Hotel beer.

In NYC for work, trying my first Sloop Juice Bomb.

Day after Fathers Day still the weekend? Brewing a clone of Shy Giant IPA from Fernson Brewery in South Dakota. Used to be distributed here in Omaha but not anymore. Mosaic and Huell Melon, then dry hopped with Mosaic and Citra. The brewery website says they use Belma hops, but local shop didn’t...

Outside of taking sips from my dads’ Pabst Blue Ribbon as a youngster in the 70s, first teenage beer was Blatz.

Going with a series of single hop IPAs this summer. Just bottled my Idaho-7, Citra in the fermenter and this is the Bru-1. Needs a bit more time for carbonation. All same grain bill - pretty basic 2-row with 5% rye and flaked oats. Used dried Kviek yeast - which is my go to yeast in the summer.

Summer is starting today and will be in full force next week with triple digits expected. Keeping the NA going for a while until I restock my HB coffers.

Last summer was my WCIPA summer - this summer is my single hop summer. Brewed with Bru-1 last month and today is Idaho-7 followed by a Citra next weekend. Same grain bill and yeast for all.

Appreciate that. The trip was a graduation gift for my daughter that graduated HS last year (and was postponed until this year).

We leave Iceland tomorrow, so these are the last beers I get to sample. Beer here is really expensive in bars so went to the national store for these. Which is an experience as well - 4-packs, 6-packs and 12-packs are available, but everyone just rips beers out of the package and buys them as...

Amber Ale followed by an Icelandic Hot Dog. Interesting, to say the least.