gestyr Just an earthbound misfit HBT Supporter Joined Aug 29, 2007 Messages 443 Reaction score 59 Location Pencilvania Jan 22, 2020 #1 Who else out there likes a good homebrewed Brown Ale on a Winter evening?
jturman35 Supporting Member HBT Supporter Joined Aug 8, 2017 Messages 1,509 Reaction score 1,781 Jan 22, 2020 #2 I like them year round!
grampamark Clowns to the left, jokers to the right HBT Supporter Joined Sep 1, 2017 Messages 15,766 Reaction score 51,102 Location The Frozen Tundra/The Magic City Jan 22, 2020 #3 jturman35 said: I like them year round! Click to expand... +1
C Coastalbrew Well-Known Member Joined Oct 26, 2018 Messages 1,049 Reaction score 820 Jan 22, 2020 #4 Definitely love a good brown ale winter, spring and fall. I just finished carbing a rye brown ale about a week ago. Man is it delicious!
Definitely love a good brown ale winter, spring and fall. I just finished carbing a rye brown ale about a week ago. Man is it delicious!
Imhoppy Well-Known Member Joined Aug 7, 2019 Messages 320 Reaction score 675 Jan 23, 2020 #5 For sure. I love drinking any good homebrew every evening during all the seasons, no matter if it's day or night. [emoji481]
For sure. I love drinking any good homebrew every evening during all the seasons, no matter if it's day or night. [emoji481]
kh54s10 Supporting Member HBT Supporter Joined Aug 6, 2011 Messages 18,742 Reaction score 5,501 Location Edgewater Jan 23, 2020 #6 For me there is no "season" for any style. Sure I like a light ale or lager on hot summer days, but in the evening I might enjoy an Imperial Stout etc.
For me there is no "season" for any style. Sure I like a light ale or lager on hot summer days, but in the evening I might enjoy an Imperial Stout etc.
Zuljin I come from the water HBT Supporter Joined Mar 30, 2012 Messages 38,957 Reaction score 11,779 Location Z Bourne Jan 25, 2020 #7 It seems the thing is the colder the season the darker the beer. I'm a stout fan year round, but do lean toward the colder darker thing.
It seems the thing is the colder the season the darker the beer. I'm a stout fan year round, but do lean toward the colder darker thing.