Not 1 bee, but 2!

[slurms]

Finally getting to brew after a while and moving. Since it's a gorgeous day out in South Jersey, figured I'll brew outside. Aww a few bees flying around out here and though, huh, hope they don't go into the beer (not thinking they actually will). Well, not only one, but two ended up in there at some point, died from the heat. Maybe the beer will have an extra zip from them, who knows.

Who else had some interesting things fly/fall into their beer while brewing it up?

 

[Dr_Jeff]

Only while chilling and the temperature got down far enough, where I had to say, crap and heat it back up.

Got chased by wasps and yellow jackets a time or two as well.

 

[Chorgey]

Finally getting to brew after a while and moving. Since it's a gorgeous day out in South Jersey

I had a bee fly into the wort a couple of weeks ago. I used a strainer to scoop the little fella out.

I’m in South Jersey, too.

 

[slurms]

Got chased by wasps and yellow jackets a time or two as well

That's gotta be a bummer if the timer is going off for a hop addition or something haha

I’m in South Jersey, too.

Nice, where abouts? I was in Philly the past year, but moved over the river just a month ago. Let me tell you, it was tough brewing in the back patio of one of those town houses in the city! Not much room back there.

 

[T Murph]

Name that beer Beerbrau. I once had a red nut fall from my latter tun into the boil kettle. Had to turn off the burner and fish it out. It was a red ale so I named it Red Nut Ale. A friend who was the brew master at a near by craft brewery ask to copy the recipe so I allowed him to do so. It's called Lincoln Red now available around the Chicage area brewed by Hennepin Brewing Co.

 

[Airborneguy]

I’m up near exit 120. The bees were messing with my boil yesterday but for their sake, none got in.

 

[Chorgey]

Nice, where abouts? I was in Philly the past year, but moved over the river just a month ago. Let me tell you, it was tough brewing in the back patio of one of those town houses in the city! Not much room back there.

Me? I’m in Camden County.

Hopefully you have more brewing room now.

The Yellow jackets are just plain nasty