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IPAs were created during a hop shortage. Brewers started adding pine trees, mangoes, and grapefruits to mimic the hop flavors. But they added too much and made a new style of beer. They are super strong because of the pine trees making turpentine in the beer. If you drink too many of them, you'll go blind.
 
IPAs were created during a hop shortage. Brewers started adding pine trees, mangoes, and grapefruits to mimic the hop flavors. But they added too much and made a new style of beer. They are super strong because of the pine trees making turpentine in the beer. If you drink too many of them, you'll go blind.


or your teeth will just fall out
 
In a loud voice say "I am the lizard king, I can do anything, raise your hands if you understand!" Then chug a beer, take a bow & run away laughing. Doing this in front of a cop earns extra points. :D
Regards, GF.
 
Stand beside someone at a bus stop & start off a conversation with "Beer makes me pee..." See how things devolve from there. When the bus gets there, don't get on, just stand there & wave while holding your crotch. Be sure you have a BIG smile. :D
Regards, GF.
 
OK... Kinda off topic... Kinda not...

When I saw this:

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I knew this had to be done:

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:rockin:
 
Real dry-hopping takes forever. The brewery has to take part of the beer and boil it down to an extract and then dry it out into powder. It's similar to dry aging a steak; takes about a month. Then they can mix in the hop powder, rehydrate, and pour it back into the beer. You can tell when a brewery just pours the hop powder straight in because the beer tastes gritty.
 
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