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[Dgallo]

Realized I never posted a final picture of my NZ Pilsner with Nelson and Riwaka after it finished clearing

 

[MMP126]

Decided to be more active on here! Here are a few of my recents...

NEIPA with El Dorado and Simcoe, ~7% ABV. Still a little undercarbed here, not sure why I took a full pour....

Our Peat Smoked Scottish...~11% ABV. We brew this once a year, this was 2019s batch. Loved the color.

A Belgian Saison With Rye and Honey...6% ABV or so. This one was ok, not the greatest, but it was pretty!

A Fruited Kettle Sour with Sweet Cherries and Pineapple. Like 3% ABV. It was ok, still working on this style

 

[Jeff...]

Homesteader Ale 5.0% ABV

 

[weaf27]

Home Brew from Bitter Reality Brewing aka my house.

 

[marchio-93]

Hibiscus blanche!

 

[jdauria]

Latest NEIPA with Galaxy, Moutere and Idaho 7. First pour from keg, needs another week or so.

 

[Ninoid]

New batch of very refreshing APA

 

[hopkincr]

HB Golden Promise/Citra SMaSH.

 

[Cavpilot2000]

Märzen

 

[Cavpilot2000]

German Pils
No post-fermentation finings at all.

 

[hopkincr]

Galaxy/Citra IPA

 

[CantWinThisGame]

HB: Irish Red Laddie - 7.2%

Recipe attached

 

[luizartur]

Red IPA with Galaxy, Citra and Amarillo hops!!! 6,2% ABV - 60 IBU

 

[Jayjay1976]

My first NEIPA, El Dorado at flameout, Azacca dry hop, keg hopped with Mandarina. I'm super happy with it!
Omega Tropical IPA yeast, 7.9% ABV.

 

[jwa120]

Rye IPA with a side of sourdough.

 

[ClaudiusB]

Sampling the last time our Maibock for Mayday release in front of our traditional Maibaum (Maypole).

 

[dgaff]

Kellerbier!

Was not that happy with it at first but a couple weeks of lagering improved it dramatically. Also my first decoction mash:

 

[Jeff...]

Homesteader Kölsch 5% ABV

 

[Aki]

My first brew - I was

curious and popped the first one open after 1 week conditioning and 1 hour fridge time. Super happy!

 

[Jeff...]

A special thanks to our forefathers. Because of them, we enjoy the freedom of being able to legally brew our own beer, right in our own homes.

 

[Dave Sarber]

A special thanks to our forefathers. Because of them, we enjoy the freedom of being able to legally brew our own beer, right in our own homes.
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That pic was from the ending of Prohibition. As far as legally brewing at home, that law was passed by Bill Clinton a little more recently.

 

[Jeff...]

That pic was from the ending of Prohibition. As far as legally brewing at home, that law was passed by Bill Clinton a little more recently.

None the less... without the end of prohibition, we wouldn't be enjoying beer legally today.

 

[Amadeo38]

NEIPA with Idaho Gem and Cascade fermented with London Fog

 

[Jeff...]

Momma taught me, good things come to those who wait. Boy was momma ever right. Brewed December 26th 2019. 6.3% ABV Dunkle Bock. No screen licking now, we don't want you to catch "the virus" but... can you smell the malty sweet chocolate over there?

 

[Dave Sarber]

None the less... without the end of prohibition, we wouldn't be enjoying beer legally today.

I'll keep that in mind while I stoke up a bud!

 

[day_trippr]

hahahahaha! "stoke"? Have I been doing it wrong all these decades??

Cheers! <cough!>

 

[ClaudiusB]

Drinking my first official HB Maibock.

 

[MMP126]

Munich Helles that just got done. First time brewing this style. Love it!

 

[Immocles]

Kellerbier!

Was not that happy with it at first but a couple weeks of lagering improved it dramatically. Also my first decoction mash:

Love kellerbiers!
One of these days I need to do some reading on where to even start with making one

 

[Jeff...]

I'll keep that in mind while I stoke up a bud!

Ain't autocorrect a bitch?