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[TwistedGray]

My nearly two year old Imperial Stout. WOW how the flavors change over time.

 

[filthyastronaut]

Real tasty Kolsch! With head retention for days. Sorry for bad cell phone pic.

 

[elreplica]

Yummm...Mind sharing your Kolsch recipe?

 

[deadwolfbones]

Irish stout I whipped up, made a little too late for St. Patrick's Day. Tasting pretty good after a week in the bottle. Will taste better in another week, and another...

 

[BigWally]

a pilsner made in my fermentasarus, using the pressure kit.

 

[Dr.Peanuts]

hello guys, I'm Daniel,and a home brew fan from HangZhou,China. and I've brewed beers only for half year. sincerely wanna learn something from all of you.

 

[deadwolfbones]

Welcome, Daniel! What's in your glass there?

 

[Dr.Peanuts]

Welcome, Daniel! What's in your glass there?

Belgium wheat.

 

[Staticsouls]

 

[Punx Clever]

It's more like a half-pint... but koelsch is supposta come in small glasses, right?

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Latest IPA..

 

[BrewKnob]

Kolsch.

 

[elreplica]

It's more like a half-pint... but koelsch is supposta come in small glasses, right?

Das wight...stange

 

[elreplica]

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Grainfather?

 

[Staticsouls]

Grainfather?

My system? No I have a 3v 2p 120v herms.

 

[TwistedGray]

HB Tropical Kettle Sour

 

[kristiismean]

this is my crystal hopped pale ale. Riding the line of pale ale / ipa. Very refreshing for a hop head.

 

[TasunkaWitko]

West Coast Golden Strong Ale -

 

[TasunkaWitko]

Winter Wheat Dunkels Weißbier:

 

[TasunkaWitko]

Amerikanisch Pale Ale:

 

[deadwolfbones]

My Cream-Filled Berliner: pils/wheat DME kettle sour w/ lactose, vanilla, cara cara oranges. Basically beer soda!

 

[LoneTreeFarms]

Amerikanisch Pale Ale:

Looks like a 12 hand. Nice board btw.

 

[tripeland]

Dr Smurtos Rye Golden Ale. Slightly carbonized the kettle during the boil so has a slightly smokey taste to it

 

[jturman35]

Tropic Thunder NEIPA 6.9%

My first NEIPA

 

[flars]

This is a porter with an infection. Twelve ounces in a 20 ounce glass. Poured it slow and the head just keeps increasing. By the time it comes up to drinking temperature the head has subsided to a inch. Still tastes good. At first I thought it was a bottle priming problem but the more months it aged the greater the head and a little more sour. Dumped an IPA infected by the same piece of equipment after this one. An IPA can't handle a little problem like a porter can.

 

[TasunkaWitko]

Looks like a 12 hand. Nice board btw.

Yeah, the hand wasn't too much to brag about, but it was a better hand than my dad had.

As I recall, though - he ended up winning that game.

My grandfather (his father) made that board quite a while ago; we're guessing about 1950, but the actual date isn't known for sure; he (my dad) was born in 1948, and he remembers it from very early childhood.

 

[LoneTreeFarms]

I have one similar from my dad. I'll have to venture downstairs and snap a picture.

 

[TwistedGray]

Cidre

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Lightest drinkable beer I've ever done. 3.25% Red. Ready for the hot Central Texas Summer..eventually.

 

[day_trippr]

Latest Julius clone, appearance is pretty darned close to what's actually in the can (and distinctly not the totally opaque "OJ" that competitors come up with)...

Cheers!