Haha, PM me, bro.Yes I was serious. I don't think that people give the 'open a brewery' comment unless they thought it was really good and pints would sell in a bar.
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Haha, PM me, bro.Yes I was serious. I don't think that people give the 'open a brewery' comment unless they thought it was really good and pints would sell in a bar.
I think the difference is in perspective and proportion. Nearly everyone cooks and so it is not uncommon to have a great meal some one prepared at their home. I actually prefer home cooked meals and find they are often superior to restaurants. Not very many people brew and so it is less common to have a homebrew, let alone a good one. I believe people are more apt to suggest a brewer open a brewery then they are to suggest a cook open a restaurant simply from the stand point of novelty. Non-brewers are often simply amazed anybody can actually make a tasty brew at home.How often do you tell someone they should open a restaurant when you've liked the meal they cooked?
I agree with this statement hands down. I guess I was just saying that the compliment from everyone is nice nonetheless.when a pro, fellow brewer or judge gives me praise it carries a little more weight then the BMC friend down the street.
sound like a good storyPlease don't run off and open a brewery just because people tell you your beer is good enough to sell.
Been there, done that!
Yeah, pro brewing seems like it would take the fun part of brewing and destroy it. I'll stick to having fun with the beer.I do like ANY compliment on the beer I make, in whatever form it comes.
Please don't run off and open a brewery just because people tell you your beer is good enough to sell.
Been there, done that!
Sure is, and I mentioned that in my post.I agree with this statement hands down. I guess I was just saying that the compliment from everyone is nice nonetheless.
That awesome story is in this forum, HERE. It is a great read and well worth your time.sound like a good story
Thank goodness I realized that too before I went all in!! Really though I love getting compliments from the "common" beer drinker. They are the ones who would buy your beer at a pub and your base of support. Does a musician make music to please the critics or to please the fans?I do like ANY compliment on the beer I make, in whatever form it comes.
Please don't run off and open a brewery just because people tell you your beer is good enough to sell.
Been there, done that!
+1"may i have another?"
I LOL'd. Great comment!Best: "It's like an angel peed on my tongue"
And it does.About a year later, I over heard him talking to another coworker about beer and he stated that rolling rock tasted like piss.
Smells like fruit loops, tast's like captain crunch.Just for fun...
What's the BEST or the WORST thing anyone has ever said about your own homebrew?
There's gotta be some good answers out there.
Okaaay...How does she know what ear wax tastes like?Disintegr8or said:"tastes like ear wax" but the wife says that about all IPA's, so I don't feel bad.
That’s f’d up and hilarious at the same time.“I name this beer Yeti’s Taint”
Is your brother drinking all your homebrew? HahahaMy brother to my NEIPA " its good man, coo, want another, naw im good lmao!!!!!
My brother to by chocolate stout "i think im on my 9th one, this is scary smooth"