Name that Homebrew!

[Grantola]

I did one called Terrapin Station American Pale Ale. Even made a cool label for it. The Dead Heads in the group would love it.

 

[speavler]

Snoop Hoppy Hops
Suicide by Hop
Brews Your Daddy IPA

 

[bracconiere]

i liked what @RPh_Guy coined for mine, "Brüt Farmhouse APA"....

edit: makes me feel like a proud parent of an autistic kid...

 

[RPh_Guy]

i liked what @RPh_Guy coined for mine, "Brüt Farmhouse APA"....

edit: makes me feel like a proud parent of an autistic kid...

LOL!

 

[AJinJacksonville]

Brewed with the waters of lake Minnetonka, served best with pancakes lol. Such a great episode of the best TV series ever...


I seem to only name my more memorable (or forgettable due to ABV) batches. My favorite batch was dubbed the 'Bob Ross Brown' ale because it was a 'happy little accident'. I was pretty well lit while heating strike water, couldn't remember ANY of the hop schedule other than I completely messed it up and it was fantastic happy little accident...only problem is I can't ever make it again!

I'm glad you appreciate the reference. Maybe it's not a bad idea to use Chappelle references for brews..."Ashy Larry Blonde," "Clayton Bigsby Brown." I may be onto something...haha. Love the Bob Ross Brown. I'm betting if you brew the same brew day (consumption-wise) you might end up with a brew somewhere in the ballpark...haha.

 

[JimRausch]

Then there's my absolute favorite- 'Gunslinger Cranberry Graf'. The Gunslinger and Graf reference will only be obvious to fans of Stephen King's Gunslinger series. And the cranberry- well it needed something a little bit extra.
Now, I'm finished with hogging up the thread.
JimRMaine out.....

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

This one, also my first all grain brew, turned out good.

 

[Kirkwooder]

I have a neighbor that likes my rye pale ale so much he asks if I have any "My Rye". He believed that it was a commercial beer because the first time he tried it, I offered him a choice of one of the two beers I had on tap, my rye, or Labbatt's. He told me it had to come from a craft brewery because "you can't keg beer at home." His own words. I had to show him the kegs before he believed I actually made it myself.