It is ok to drink beer in the morning on Homebrew day..... isnt it?

HomerJ · May 2, 2009

I figure it is Saturday and national homebrew day... so why not enjoy a homebrew.... even if it is before noon.

IrregularPulse · May 2, 2009

GO for it man, It's a friggin Holiday

I'll be opening #1 at apprx noon when my boil beings

killian · May 2, 2009

I usually wait for the boil also, just to make sure I hit my numbers but being that it is a holiday f@#* it have a few

IrregularPulse · May 2, 2009

I'm also throwing caution to the wind as far as numbers and balh blah today. It's a cobbeled together recipe of left over ingredients I just heated water said eh..looks good, mash in. Recipe is being called "Eh, Rye not?" Its a rye Pale Ale ..I guess. Doesn't really fit any styles.

user 30639 · May 2, 2009

It's after 12:00 somewhere...

Rubberband · May 2, 2009

It is absolutely forbidden, read you bylaws. Your punishment requires that you send the remaining beer you had planned to drink be shipped directly to me. PM for my address. :drunk:

Of course, I started at 9:00 am. A nice Oatmeal stout for breakfast.

beerocd · May 2, 2009

I think if you don't drink in the AM at some point you should have your card carrying privileges revoked.

-OCD

Trubadour · May 2, 2009

As long as your brewing, or about to brew, it's okay :tank:

chris1979 · May 2, 2009

i see nothing wrong

PintOfBitter · May 2, 2009

two words: breakfast stout

Laughing_Gnome_Invisible · May 2, 2009

Sometimes I go out to the garage at 9am and pretend that I'm brewing just so that I can have a beer......I waste so much propane that way.

poley · May 2, 2009

Prost!

fretsforlife · May 2, 2009

There is something so different about drinking before noon, that i absolutely love. I think its the fact that you're getting drunk on a set of fully charged internal batteries instead of at night after your body starts winding down. The buzz hits you in a much different way. Usually, the only time I'll do it is on St. Patrick's Day. Bailey's Irish goes in my morning coffee, and a beer goes into the shower with me.

arturo7 · May 2, 2009

You can't drink all day unless you start in the morning.

Borisbbadd · May 2, 2009

I think it's ok, even if you are just thinking about brewing............. :mug:

Buford · May 2, 2009

Last Saturday I had two full Maß worth of pale ale while I was brewing. I had an annoying leak in my HLT, so I needed it.

flylock_jac · May 2, 2009

To quote Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett....
It's five oclock somewhere.
If we weren't meant to drink early ,the bars wouldn't open at 8 am.

Ceedubya · May 2, 2009

IrregularPulse said:
...... Recipe is being called "Eh, Rye not?" Its a rye Pale Ale ..I guess. Doesn't really fit any styles.

That sir, is awesome :mug:

Laughing_Gnome_Invisible · May 2, 2009

Can't we settle the AM drinking thing once and for all and simply make it compulsory?

boo boo · May 2, 2009

conpewter · May 2, 2009

arturo7 said:
You can't drink all day unless you start in the morning.

Darn! Came here to say this. I limit myself on # per day, not when I drink them (Unless I need to time when I drink for when I'll next be driving)

Laughing_Gnome_Invisible · May 2, 2009

conpewter said:
I limit myself on # per day, not when I drink them

I try to limit my daily consumption. I am split though between that limit being the number of beers it takes before i fall over, or the number of beers before I can get up again.

DanVader · May 2, 2009

it's always ok to drink beer before noon.

ok maybe not if you have to drive the kids to school or operate heavy machinery or something like that.

but it is saturday and just by accident it was after 12 pm when I cracked my first one
had to drive to the lhbs and pick up some grain. but now it's on, almost tripped over my shoelaces opening the last one.

ewbish · May 2, 2009

HomerJ said:
I figure it is Saturday and national homebrew day... so why not enjoy a homebrew.... even if it is before noon.

There are three occasions where a beer before noon is ALWAYS acceptable.

1. Brewing
2. Fishing
3. Big game hunting once you have an animal on the ground (field dressing is thirsty work).

It is also acceptable to have a nip of cognac, brandy, or burbon at Odark:30 when rolling out to hunt. Multiple nips are authorized if you are duck hunting and there is ice on the water, or if you will be in your boat more than 15 minutes.

Multiple nips are also authorized when hunting big game and it is raining/sleeting/or snowing.

rednekhippiemotrcyclfreak · May 2, 2009

If you've never had beer and bacon and eggs, it's time you tried drinking before noon.

boo boo · May 2, 2009

Three? I figure it is two.
One when it is raining/snowing or two when it isn't.

david_42 · May 2, 2009

Only before mash-in, while waiting for the mash, while sparging, during the boil, cooldown and after pitching. And maybe a pint or two when you're cleaning up, plus a few with dinner.

But this constant sip, sip, sip all day has to stop.

justbrewit · May 2, 2009

i wish i could have started drinking before noon!!!! i had to work my 6th 10 hour day today but now that i'm off and its brew time, totally time for a beer

Bobby_M · May 2, 2009

Someone mentioned today that it was noon in Germany but then I mentioned the fact that Germans don't wait for noon either. They've been drinking for at least 3 hours.

Irie5447 · May 2, 2009

Who cares what time it is, if you want a beer have one, or five! If you have the day off anytime is good for a beer!

It is ok to drink beer in the morning on Homebrew day..... isnt it?

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