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Is it ok to brew beer if I don't have a beard ??

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that's a mighty tiny gun to be waving around if you're going to talk that much smack...
 
There is of course a waiver on the beard requirement for those of us that are prohibited from growing one by Uncle Sam right?
 
You need to make a reasonable case in block 10B of your DD2948. Perhaps one of the hairless Dod brewers on the forum that has gotten approval can help you to craft the appropriate entry.
 
I'm making a porter today and as I was mashing in my BIAB bag came loose, spilling some grain out of the bag and into the water. I know this only happened because I don't have a beard!
 
I've got a goat so I barely meet the requirements. Thank god cuz I brew a lot.
 
time to resurrect this thread: who else has grown a #coronabeard?

for the first time in my life i have a full face of hair. stopped shaving at the start of the pandemic, haven't been bald-faced since.

BREWERS REPORT: i have brewed 6 times since the start of the pandemic. in blind taste-tests, 100% of tasters (AKA me) preferred the post-pandemic/post-beard beers to my pre-pandemic/pre-beard brews. some nitpickers will point out that the pre- beers are old and stale, however i counter that they were brewed without a beard so of course they're inferior - don't hide behind excuses like oxidation!!!

(i'm considering shaving for the inauguration... need to put an end to this at some point, seems as good a milestone/excuse as any other)
 
i don't always brew with a beard, but when i don't. i have a 5'o'clock shadow...and usually just dump apple juice in a bucket, lol
 
I've always kept mine short and neat, but now I'm trying to grow it out long for the first time. It's a whole different grooming skill set! I've screwed up and had to start over like 3 times already! I think I've finally got it figured out. :cool:
 
Have y’all noticed that every beard is different? If I shave and start over, it’ll be a totally different beard than the last one! Grey patches in different places, stuff changing directions, all that.
 
I brew, and do not have a beard (must be that residual estrogen still in my system from before menopause). I do, however, have an extremely annoying (at least to my husband) really fast-growing single chin hair that I cannot pluck to save my life, so I get him to do it. Marriage is a wonderful thing.
 
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