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I wouldn't classify a wizard or magician as a working man.
Oh, I don't know. I imagine being a wizard is hard work what with the trolls and dragons and stuff. I would classify Gandalf as a working man [emoji92] [emoji93] [emoji94] [emoji95] [emoji287] [emoji298]
 
I'd say that the real working man was the poor peasant the had to remove said slain dragon and clean up afterwards. I mean you couldn't just leave them lying around stinking up the castle. What swill would he pour after a long day of slinging dragon innards? That's the real mans beer we're in search of.
 
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Here are a pair of working man's pants to wear While Drinking Your working man's beer
 
Last night I stopped by a local pub, and my brothers roofing crew was holding court around the pool table. These guys would probably fit the working man mold - Thing is they were all drinking Angry Orchard, and Mikes Hard lemonade. Perhaps we need a new course on the potential ingredient list - perhaps an apple/citrus/shingle grits/ graff sort of thingy?
 
In it's most common use, the word "führer" simply means guide or manager.
It doesn't mean what you think it means, and anyway you're more like the self-important underachiever of beer.

If you insist on a germanic title, I'd suggest "the Eunuch from Munich".


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When someone mentions real working mans beer, I always think of Yuengling or Narragansett.
 
Make an English Porter. Here's one straight from Ron Pattinson's blog...
Historically, the original real working mans beer. If you wanna brew...this is it. Or, just buy a six pack of Bud for the USA equivalent. [emoji6]
 
Wow, will try this someday. Thanks!

I sometimes substitute part of the rye for chocolate rye for a more robust beverage. Love this stuff, either light or dark.

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EDIT: Oh shoot, I see now this is still the recipe where I screwed up my efficiency and had to add extract. You can of course use a little extra pale 2-row instead of the 10 oz extract. Or whatever. It's all good.
 
For some reason, a bunch of my iron worker buddies drink Zima and Tequiza whilst standing around in hard hats. Myself, I like a nice refreshing, crisp Bohemia pilsner after a long day at the orifice.
 
For some reason, a bunch of my iron worker buddies drink Zima and Tequiza whilst standing around in hard hats. Myself, I like a nice refreshing, crisp Bohemia pilsner after a long day at the orifice.

Or an ice-cold shandy, after doing the yard work. In a tall glass, with a little lemon twist. There's a workin' man's beer.
 
Or an ice-cold shandy, after doing the yard work. In a tall glass, with a little lemon twist. There's a workin' man's beer.
..Or a radler, a real one, freshly poured half lemonade/half beer. It's like an Arnold Palmer for men. Intended to refresh bicyclists (rädler) without dulling their senses, IMO radler is a legit sports drink.

OR... "kalt muschi"; half beer, half red wine. Translates as "cold p___y" (name for a cat)
 
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