Bay Area Thread

[snuffy707]

June share thread is posted

 

[jedwards]

In about 18 months I'm gonna need someone in the area with a 2006 Celebration.

 

[schwartzoid]

In about 18 months I'm gonna need someone in the area with a 2006 Celebration.

And a few people who are going to hate themselves after?

 

[jedwards]

And a few people who are going to hate themselves after?

Who needs to look for that? That's the easiest thing to find in the beer community

 

[drgarage1]

In about 18 months I'm gonna need someone in the area with a 2006 Celebration.

Serious near-heaving when I saw that '86...

 

[preacher1]

Any city hippies get tix for the RR beer revival?

Beer and BBQ is always a motivating factor however touching tips in the river was my caveat.

 

[Usofar]

Any city hippies get tix for the RR beer revival?

Beer and BBQ is always a motivating factor however touching tips in the river was my caveat.

You are the worst! Have you poisoned these fuckers with your home brew yet?



P.S. We miss you, and we really want you to come back to socal!







P.P.S. Your home brew can stay up there though...

 

[preacher1]

You are the worst! Have you poisoned these fuckers with your home brew yet?



P.S. We miss you, and we really want you to come back to socal!







P.P.S. Your home brew can stay up there though...

HAHA.. yes I miss you too. I will be visiting your dried-up over crowded part of the state in a few weeks. Hopefully we can get together for some beers!









PS. I may or may not be traveling with beer that was made in a barn.

 

[Usofar]

HAHA.. yes I miss you too. I will be visiting your dried-up over crowded part of the state in a few weeks. Hopefully we can get together for some beers!

Hill Farmstead, Oxbow, Ale Appothocary or De Garde?







PS. I may or may not be traveling with beer that was made in a barn.

 

[matedog]

Anyone know if Moonlight is gluten free? I'm at a restaurant right now that is claiming that. Google search pulled up a BA thread with someone claiming the same. I didn't see anything on the Moonlight website or the Wikipedia right up.

 

[snuffy707]

Anyone know if Moonlight is gluten free? I'm at a restaurant right now that is claiming that. Google search pulled up a BA thread with someone claiming the same. I didn't see anything on the Moonlight website or the Wikipedia right up.

Mead is traditionally gluten free. If there's an allergy issue its worth checking with the meadery though.

 

[rrryanc]

Mead is traditionally gluten free. If there's an allergy issue its worth checking with the meadery though.

Moonlight isn't mead. Unlikely they're gluten free unless they're using that yeast that knocks it way down (same as alpine and others). Not sure how much one trusts that though.

 

[golden1]

Anyone know if Moonlight is gluten free? I'm at a restaurant right now that is claiming that. Google search pulled up a BA thread with someone claiming the same. I didn't see anything on the Moonlight website or the Wikipedia right up.

If it is on a tap that had beer going through it it has gluten. If it served in a glass that had beer in it it has gluten. Gluten sticks around...
Moonlight brewing may be gluten reduced (they use that clarity enzyme like Alpine or Berryessa) but you can't be gluten free if you ever had gluten in the first place.

 

[bugdoc]

Moonlight isn't mead. Unlikely they're gluten free unless they're using that yeast that knocks it way down (same as alpine and others). Not sure how much one trusts that though.

He was referring to Moonlight Meadery out in NH.

 

[rrryanc]

He was referring to Moonlight Meadery out in NH.

Well that's silly.

 

[snuffy707]

Well that's silly.

They do distribute here so my mind went there first. Oops.

 

[falc0n26001]

Moonlight, Alpine, and Berryessa all claim to be under 20 ppm gluten reduced, so essentially gluten free, but they never brag about it.

 

[matedog]

Moonlight, Alpine, and Berryessa all claim to be under 20 ppm gluten reduced, so essentially gluten free, but they never brag about it.

So people that are actually allergic to gluten or have Celiac or whatever (ie not some bs "sensitivity") will still have a bad reaction to their beer?

 

[RyanG1]

So people that are actually allergic to gluten or have Celiac or whatever (ie not some bs "sensitivity") will still have a bad reaction to their beer?

Yes, but only if they adhere to a strict cross-fit regime.

 

[rrryanc]

Moonlight, Alpine, and Berryessa all claim to be under 20 ppm gluten reduced, so essentially gluten free, but they never brag about it.

Alpine did, briefly, in another one of their great marketing adventures.

 

[golden1]

Yes, but only if they adhere to a strict cross-fit regime.

From what I hear Chris, Berryessa owner, reacts poorly to gluten. He still will drink other brews though. I have a friend who actually is allergic to the point where she can not go out to eat.

 

[RyanG1]

Believe this is a froyo dispenser

 

[ABSTRACTlegend]

Believe this is a froyo dispenser

 

[Sage1]

Believe this is a froyo dispenser

Or if you’re benbikes4beer…

 

[matedog]

Believe this is a froyo dispenser

Excuse my ignorance, but what the hell is that?

 

[RyanG1]

Excuse my ignorance, but what the hell is that?

Used to fill these

 

[bdogg1]

Used to fill these

Where can i get one...

 

[matedog]

Used to fill these

I'm an idiot.

 

[ABSTRACTlegend]

Used to fill these

why would they need a breast implant machine?

 

[omgeezo]

Any cool beer stuff during dead Levi's weekend?