If you brew beer, you're an alcoholic. If you make wine, you're intriguing

[Homercidal]

Man, I'd love to have been able to brew with someone who knew what they were doing when I first started. A friend's dad got me started, but he was a wine guy, so we were both basically starting from scratch. The directions on the can got beer made though.

I remember the time that I "didn't" attend a HUGE party at a certain gathering in a dry county in KY. We were "NOT" told to behave and nobody will bother you, but if the police have to come out, there is going to be some HUGE trouble. I did "NOT" get totally wasted and have to have an escort back to my camper and spend the next day recovering.

Is Somerset anywhere near Rockcastle county by chance?

EDIT: Ha, I looked it up and see that is is very close! Nice area down there. I used to go caving there quite often. Cost of gas ans familial responsibilities have curtailed my caving activities for the most part anymore.

 

[uglygoat]

missed this one... only wanted to confirm that:

yoops kegs are of impeccable quality. she is a serious brewer after all.

on topic: i stopped worrying about folks who don't like 'good' beer' much in the same way i stopped worrying about eac's trashing the pleebs who enjoy bmc and those who don't orgasim over a vintage bottle of wine. even the pissiest of macro swill(beer or wine) is better than bottled water, and potable to boot!

 

[Laughing_Gnome_Invisible]

I like beer.