FotHB action?HB Imperial Milk Stout brewed with Toasted Coconut, Cocoa Nibs, Coffee and Vanilla Beans, ABV 9.7%. Definitely my best stout ever, each component comes throughView attachment 662535
FotHB action?HB Imperial Milk Stout brewed with Toasted Coconut, Cocoa Nibs, Coffee and Vanilla Beans, ABV 9.7%. Definitely my best stout ever, each component comes throughView attachment 662535
Lol yes sir. I’ll have 2 offers over 9.6 % lolFotHB action?
All grain?I failed at my first Dark Mild attempt. Came out watery which I believe is pretty common mistake for the style.
I failed at my first Dark Mild attempt. Came out watery which I believe is pretty common mistake for the style.
Sorry for the folks that have seen me post this beer in the other threads, but when you brew a new style and only need to make minor adjustments, it’s exciting lol.
Hb Triple NEIPA Featuring Riwaka, Nelson, Citra, and Columbus at 10.5%
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Sorry for the folks that have seen me post this beer in the other threads, but when you brew a new style and only need to make minor adjustments, it’s exciting lol.
Hb Triple NEIPA Featuring Riwaka, Nelson, Citra, and Columbus at 10.5%
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It really does, I would rather drink this than 99 percent of commercial versions. The hops pop, the booze is practically nonexistent in the flavor, and it’s soft as hell. A few adjustments and I’d put it again the top 1%I definitely don’t mind to gaze at that glorious haze. It definitely gives me motivation to work on one myself. Congrats on that masterpiece. Does it taste as good as it looks?
Oh great beer master of knowledge, I apologize for brewing a variation of one of the 3 most popular beer styles in the world currently. Beer must be in peril since it is evolving into new styles and reaching a broader audience. Oh the horror.I am detecting a distinct trend here. Maybe we need a new thread: "Beers in Great Peril!"
Sorry for the folks that have seen me post this beer in the other threads, but when you brew a new style and only need to make minor adjustments, it’s exciting lol.
Hb Triple NEIPA Featuring Riwaka, Nelson, Citra, and Columbus at 10.5%
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Sorry for the folks that have seen me post this beer in the other threads, but when you brew a new style and only need to make minor adjustments, it’s exciting lol.
Hb Triple NEIPA Featuring Riwaka, Nelson, Citra, and Columbus at 10.5%
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It really does, I would rather drink this than 99 percent of commercial versions. The hops pop, the booze is practically nonexistent in the flavor, and it’s soft as hell. A few adjustments and I’d put it again the top 1%
Oh great beer master of knowledge, I apologize for brewing a variation of one of the 3 most popular beer styles in the world currently. Beer must be in peril since it is evolving into new styles and reaching a broader audience. Oh the horror.
Oh and btw since you started drinking beer, woman have gained the right to vote, we are no longer segregated in schools by race, and same sex couples can be legally married. What has this world become since your 18th birthday....
my bad man. Had a bad day and then I thought you were saying “beer” is in peril because of the newer beers coming out like they are ruining beer. Totally my fault for reading that way off base. I genuinely apologizeUh, not sure what you're on about, as I was referring to your PIC (this IS a thread about pics), and this great looking beer perched on a sofa's soft arm next to a cat(!), as well as such pics as in posts #3844, 3852, etc. It was a joke, not a comment on your brewing choices -- wrong "peril". But I do appreciate your great sensitivity for and misguided ranting about SJ issues.
my bad man. Had a bad day and then I thought you were saying “beer” is in peril because of the newer beers coming out like they are ruining beer. Totally my fault for reading that way off base. I genuinely apologize
Thanks! I love it too.@Cavpilot2000 , what kind of glassware are you using to serve your kellerbier? It's really cool.
I doubt it.Sigh. I'm guessing that it's not available on Amazon, then...
It reminds me a bit of a Kolsch glass (called a stange), only with a handle and a slightly flared base. Cool.