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Segonku IPA: from Abenaki, he who squirts / urinates
Pronunciation: se-gon-ku
Google is my friend.
Pronunciation: se-gon-ku
Google is my friend.
My names are all over the place. Sometimes they are based on ingredients, other times it's circumstances related to brewing, and other times it's completely random.
Currently I have on tap.
Canoe Sex - a 3.5abv kolsch.
Number of the Yeast - a farmhouse ale that I brew regularly and use an Iron Maiden t-shirt to cover the carboy.
Reese's Brew - a peanut butter chocolate Porter.
Black Cherry Apple cider- self explanatory.
Juicy Fruit IPA - a sessionable IPA dry hopped with 2oz of Belma.
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Sorry for the sidetrack. but isn't 'rationing liberty' a contradiction in terms? If someone else is rationing my liberty, I'm not really free - any more than putting a dog on a long leash means he isn't tied up...I live on Liberty Ave so I named my brewery Liberty Ave Homebrew. I tend to look for quotes around the Liberty / Freedom theme that relate to the beer I am brewing and name the beer for the quote. When I make labels (not often) the quotes appear on the labels. A few examples:
"Svoboda" (Liberty in Russian) is my RIS, and the quote on the bottle is It is true that liberty is precious; so precious that it must be carefully rationed—Vladamir Lenin
"Patriots" is my Amber APA, and the quote is The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants – Thomas Jefferson
"Disobedience" is my black rye IPA and the quote is "Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty.--Henry David Thoreau"
Sorry for the sidetrack. but isn't 'rationing liberty' a contradiction in terms? If someone else is rationing my liberty, I'm not really free - any more than putting a dog on a long leash means he isn't tied up...
Lost my shifter wrench in my mash tun working on a stuck sparge last Irish Red Ale
Red Wrench Ale was born ...
Easy when you know how
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ...
Just taking some gravity readings on a honey wheat I'm making, and a name for it finally popped into my head. After years away, I've finally settled back down in my home town. So I thought hey! Hometown Honey Wheat has a nice ring to it! I'm not sure if anyone else is using that name or not. Wouldn't wanna steal a "brand".
So the question is, how do yall come up with your beer names? Should be a fun discussion!
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Athena-class IPA. Figure it out. Good Luck!
I try to make them make no sense at first.
Hmm...I'm going to guess...a nerd named your beer.
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