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Imperial Chocolate milk stout First pour so alittle foamy. Head stays all day lol.



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Vanilla Bean Cream Ale

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This is my Centennial Blonde (renamed "Blondes Have More Fun" - I know, very original...)

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It came out a little darker than I thought (possibly due to being an extract brew, even though I added all extract at flameout?) and at this point, hasn't been in the bottle very long. I think it needs another week to absorb the CO² effectively, as there was a nice hiss when I opened the bottle but the beer was "softly" carbonated, if I may use that term.

It is, however, delicious.

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Yeah, it was my first all grain batch, and I don't have a mash ton, so I cut it down to a 1 gallon...but i know the recipe is a good one, so I'll make a 5 gallon batch next time.
 
2 year old export stout, a bit overcarbed. aroma a bit cardboardy but that dissipated and it tasted good

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Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Clone
lighting isnt perfect. Not as red as this pic makes it, color is 7.5 SRM.

Great for drinking while grilling balsamic vinaigrette soaked chicken :mug:

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I will have to go pick up some Sierra Nevada pale ale for comparison :D
 
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