Kegging beer on CO2 gas isn't crafty enough. I only drink naturally carbonated beers.
I add Essence of Fox to get the craftiness levels up in all my brews.
You could add Essence of Foxx to all your Badass Brews.
Makes every brew a real Motherf#$%er!
I'll leave it up to you to collect that Essence of Fox. Hey, maybe you'll both enjoy it.
Figures that a guy who doesn't know the difference between a sawmill worker and a cabinet maker also wouldn't know the differnece between a farmer and a brewer. :cross:I have to call my dad and tell him he hasn't built anything of note in his 40 years as a cabinet maker because he doesn't mill his own lumber. He'll be heartbroken.
Yeah, sometimes I'm old school. It all comes down to where you personally draw the line. Extracting bitterness and flavor from hops, fermentable sugars from grain. These are a couple of the challenges that make homebrewing a fun hobby for me. Sure you can have these processes done for you in a factory and make great beer, but is that the point of the hobby? No for me. I could buy great beer if that was all that was important to me.I used to think of it as cheating when it first came out. Now I think it's a old man way of thinking about it.
...Someday it'll be pre-hopped, pre-boiled, pre-pitched kits bought in the refrigeration section. Bring it home and put it in your pre-built fermentation chamber. After a few weeks, take it over to the place that cans beer. Pick it up a couple of weeks later and stick it in your fridge.
I guess you could call that brewing.
Now if you throw some peanut butter powder in the kit when you get it home, that's innovation!I'd call that innovative!
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