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Nuked Castle Brown Ale
Best names for your beer batch?
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Sounds way cheaper than paying a digital artist. I been looking for actual artists that can digitize their work so that it isn't the same files modified and shared by all digital artists. Apparently there is a massive shared digital data bank that they all twek to suit their needs. Stouttrekker was one of my best friends beer names as he loves to climb 14,000+ foot peaks. Naming is crazy. So close to opening our brewery but probably back to the drawing board for Stoutrekker. I want more original images for beers we are going to.make.
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Which do you like best?
(A cool, slick summer saison recipe)
Time of the Saison
Saisons change and so did I
A man for all Saisons
(A cool, slick summer saison recipe)
Time of the Saison
Saisons change and so did I
A man for all Saisons
Velnerj
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A beer for all saisons?
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ABS - Ahh, Bull$h!t - first batch of Imperial Stout a friend and I brewed, that we thought had spoiled (had no idea what it would actually taste like), and then applied a name to. We threw half out to free up the bottles, then rediscovered like a year later in a closet and realized it was stunningly delicious.
DWI - Dunkel Weiss Intoxicator - we tried to OD the banana flavor and succeeded. I think we dumped a bunch of it out as well and that was fine.
DWI - Dunkel Weiss Intoxicator - we tried to OD the banana flavor and succeeded. I think we dumped a bunch of it out as well and that was fine.
Being a Zombies fan....Time of the Saison!!
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Zombies rule! I just got Odyssey and the Oracle. Nice!
That's one of the great albums of the 60's. Their most recent album, "Different Game," was released about a year ago. Vocalist Colin Blunstone, at 78 years old, still has a remarkable voice.
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Listening to it now on Spotify. What a world we live in. Time of the saison!
As a bit of a metalhead, one of mine was called "Saisons in the Abyss".
Saisons In The Sun (Terry Jacks song). Not anywhere near as good as the Zombies song but title kinda fits where you're going with the beer.
I have zero imagination.
My beers are named by beer style, month and year of brewing.
eg: Watery Bitter, June '24.
My beers are named by beer style, month and year of brewing.
eg: Watery Bitter, June '24.
pvtpublic
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My wife named my winter strong ale Fuzzy Wuzzy Wuzza Beer, turned out to be a fitting name for it.
My wife and I have fun naming our beers. Here are a few of them:
Back From The Dead - coffee stout
Black Dawn - oatmeal coffee chocolate stout
Squeeze My Banana - hefeweizen
Back From The Dead - coffee stout
Black Dawn - oatmeal coffee chocolate stout
Squeeze My Banana - hefeweizen
Galaxy SMaSHer... all two-row base malt with Galaxy hops to both bitter and flavor. Tasted just like Shöfferhoffer Grapefruit!
I haven't bottled anything in a while, but I was looking at some of the labels I created and found this one, which should get bottled again sometime in July.
I try to theme the names of my beers so that they pair to the ingredients or style of the beer in combination of a label I have in mind or plan to do.
Not the most pun-niest names around, but at least some inside joke I can giggle about for myself, or reviving some memories. Sometimes a picture for the label comes up first, when working on the recipe, sometimes it's the name.
Nelson Sun (lager with Nelson Sauvign, the label shows some imaginative coastline of the Abel Tasman NP near Nelson, with some fern trees, and the "o" is the sun)
Midnight Black (American hops stout, the label shows Mt. Aoraki in the background and some stars in the dark sky, the "c" is the moon. Once I was laying in Mt. Cook NP just on the street on my back and watching the milkyway in total darkness, clearly visible with my eyes, and had a phase listening a lot to The Temperance Movement. The stout was very dark of course)
Dünkl (dark lager, label just as a draft so far, but it was like Motörhead B. Snuggletooth, with chains and an iron cuff on a beer mug. Not sure if I stick with that draft, but the döts of rock'n'roll are the döts of rock'n'roll)
Amber Summer Ale (amber ale with ginger, an amber themed sunset at the beach label, with a dinosaur running by)
Southern Star (jucy pale ale with Motueka, Galaxy and Southern Passion hops, a label with transitions from the South African bush to the Australian outback and New Zealand fern forest, the Southern Cross visible in the sky, and a kiwi peeking out the shrubbery)
Regulator (Weizenbock, as all bock beers end with "-ator" and I was listening to Clutch a lot, it was clear what way to go. The label showing a clockwork regulator with a plaque "swinging pendulum" engraved)
Galaxy Lager (Lager with galaxy hops, the label has Mt. Uluru in the background and some outback shrubbery and stones around and a 'roo somewhere.)
Oh.. and for the latest apple cider I came up with "got apples?" - too much Rick & Morty lately.
edit: have a look at my profile pic!
Not the most pun-niest names around, but at least some inside joke I can giggle about for myself, or reviving some memories. Sometimes a picture for the label comes up first, when working on the recipe, sometimes it's the name.
Nelson Sun (lager with Nelson Sauvign, the label shows some imaginative coastline of the Abel Tasman NP near Nelson, with some fern trees, and the "o" is the sun)
Midnight Black (American hops stout, the label shows Mt. Aoraki in the background and some stars in the dark sky, the "c" is the moon. Once I was laying in Mt. Cook NP just on the street on my back and watching the milkyway in total darkness, clearly visible with my eyes, and had a phase listening a lot to The Temperance Movement. The stout was very dark of course)
Dünkl (dark lager, label just as a draft so far, but it was like Motörhead B. Snuggletooth, with chains and an iron cuff on a beer mug. Not sure if I stick with that draft, but the döts of rock'n'roll are the döts of rock'n'roll)
Amber Summer Ale (amber ale with ginger, an amber themed sunset at the beach label, with a dinosaur running by)
Southern Star (jucy pale ale with Motueka, Galaxy and Southern Passion hops, a label with transitions from the South African bush to the Australian outback and New Zealand fern forest, the Southern Cross visible in the sky, and a kiwi peeking out the shrubbery)
Regulator (Weizenbock, as all bock beers end with "-ator" and I was listening to Clutch a lot, it was clear what way to go. The label showing a clockwork regulator with a plaque "swinging pendulum" engraved)
Galaxy Lager (Lager with galaxy hops, the label has Mt. Uluru in the background and some outback shrubbery and stones around and a 'roo somewhere.)
Oh.. and for the latest apple cider I came up with "got apples?" - too much Rick & Morty lately.
edit: have a look at my profile pic!
pvtpublic
Whale Oil Beef Hooked
I don't suppose you listen to Human Music too, do you?
Sometimes, but I prefer snake jazz.
"Tssss-tst! Tss-tssss! Tsst!"
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Whale Oil Beef Hooked
Awfully shwifty of you
Come on man you live in Scotland use all the great people and achievements I.e.
1. Lisbon Lions 90/-
2 William Wallace Wee Heavy
3. James Watt Steam Beer
4. Robert Bruce Stout
5. Clyde Porter
6. Old Alliance Bier de Garde
7. Banackburn English Bitter
8. Beam me up Scotty Galaxy Pale Ale
9. Highlander Export Ale
10. Deep fried Mars Bar Chocolate Stout
Etc
I have a dog named Dunkel. I brew a dunkelweizen named Dunkel's Weizen.
I have a dog named Roggen. I brew a roggenbeir named Roggen's Beir.
I have a dog named Roggen. I brew a roggenbeir named Roggen's Beir.
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The Hopnotoad - IPA
Monk’s Folly - Belgian Pale Ale
Slurred Bee - Honey Kolsch
Mi Scusi - Italian Pils
David Helleshoff - Helles
Grinch Juice - Spruce Gose
French Benefits - Saison
Stingy Jack - Pumpkin Saison
Purple Drank - Blueberry/blackberry kettle sour
Gone to Plaid - Pilsner
Plight of the Swallow - Coconut Porter
And there was much rejoicing - Bitter
I Apologize for Nothing - IPA
College Material - IPA
Vogon Poetry Slam - IPA
You, sir, almost made me fall out of my office chair from laughing so hard.
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My Beer. Every one of my beers is My Beer. So I don't have to print or label them. The only problem is once you give me one of your beers, then that particular amount of beer also becomes my beer. So it gets sort of confusing at that point!
And notice that if you try to take someone's glass of beer, they will say that's My Beer. So it evidently is popular.
And notice that if you try to take someone's glass of beer, they will say that's My Beer. So it evidently is popular.
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Velnerj
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That plight of the sparrow is hilarious! I didn't get it until I saw the label.
pvtpublic
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I dunno, man. I found that one deathly boring...
Ahhhh hahahaha! It really CAN grasp it by the husk!
Velnerj
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It's not a matter of how he GRIPS it! It's a question of weight ratio. A 5 ounce bird can't carry a 1pound coconut!Ahhhh hahahaha! It really CAN grasp it by the husk!
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Fell way short on my abv as my brother is drinking - is this Sculpin?
Me: “More like Sculpish.”
Became a regular.
Fam found out our friends butchered cow was named Henry and henceforth any fresh beef was called “eating Henry”, so naturally the English red Clone became drinking “Old Speckled Hen-ry.”
Black IPA= Poe Attic Justice.
Me: “More like Sculpish.”
Became a regular.
Fam found out our friends butchered cow was named Henry and henceforth any fresh beef was called “eating Henry”, so naturally the English red Clone became drinking “Old Speckled Hen-ry.”
Black IPA= Poe Attic Justice.
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Probably not a sparrow, but... It could be carried by an African swallow!
Well since the thread's headed here anyways... I make a pretty dang tasty coconut stout!
...I'm thinking I might have to brew something I could call "Powerful Rodent." I suppose I could go with a mispronounced Roggenbier...
Who’s making the Dynamite Rabbit?
Or…
Tim?
Or…
Tim?
funny story, I mistakenly called my sister's son-in-law by the wrong name (on more than one occasion, because I'm an idiot)... so I've got this...
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