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-Butterfly pea blossoms used appropriately provide an incredible electric blue/purple color, see Garagiste Bangkok for a good example. Why is this murky brown?
Butterfly Pea Blossoms can turn one of 2 colors. If the solution is acidic, such as a mead or berlinner, you get bluey purple. If it is basic, you get magenta. My guess is bro is unaware of this, and just threw the blossoms into a NEIPA and hoped for the best.
 
So you must not read tired hands cans either

I immediately thought of Tired Hands and it's probably because I'm local to that area and how they're ruining beer descriptions.

Take for instance another local, Forest & Main, which used to be about proper English and Belgian styles but have turned into Tired Hands 2.0 with mainly IPAs and Saisons.

 
I immediately thought of Tired Hands and it's probably because I'm local to that area and how they're ruining beer descriptions.

Take for instance another local, Forest & Main, which used to be about proper English and Belgian styles but have turned into Tired Hands 2.0 with mainly IPAs and Saisons.


Gotta make what pays the bills. We have Mystic here in Massachusetts if you're not familiar with them and they use to do all kinds of traditional **** too and not it's pretty much all super hazy/juicy IPAs. Adapt or die.
 
I immediately thought of Tired Hands and it's probably because I'm local to that area and how they're ruining beer descriptions.

Take for instance another local, Forest & Main, which used to be about proper English and Belgian styles but have turned into Tired Hands 2.0 with mainly IPAs and Saisons.


To be fair their saisons are pretty good
 
Butterfly Pea Blossoms can turn one of 2 colors. If the solution is acidic, such as a mead or berlinner, you get bluey purple. If it is basic, you get magenta. My guess is bro is unaware of this, and just threw the blossoms into a NEIPA and hoped for the best.

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You can't convince me this isn't just carbed Yoohoo


I wonder if the same guy who accused Barrier Brewing of stealing his homebrew recipes because they made a cream ale with Butterfly Pea is going after this brewery?
Guy had an army trolls posting to their FB saying they're thieves when the homebrewer guy made a Pils with butterfly pea.
 
Maybe "explicitly" carbed is forced carb or bottle conditioning or something and "implicitly" carbed is like just natural carb from yeast?

I don't know, I'm just trying to make sense of this crazy world.
 
I immediately thought of Tired Hands and it's probably because I'm local to that area and how they're ruining beer descriptions.

Take for instance another local, Forest & Main, which used to be about proper English and Belgian styles but have turned into Tired Hands 2.0 with mainly IPAs and Saisons.



F&M saisons ****.
 
Has anyone here had a Brut IPA? Sounds like hop water, but maybe...maybe it works?

Evan at Green Cheek did a solid version. Particularly enjoyed it after haze. Not as good as the michelada. Reminded me a bit of a hoppy lager (i.e. HPB 90 Hours days), but...hoppier. Mostly works. Would be nice on a hot day, but not a daily drinker.

Described as "A bone dry, clear, and super hoppy IPA brewed with a special enzyme that allows the yeast to ferment the beer to 0 plato. Inspired by our homie Tim from Cellarmaker, we dry hopped with 100% Citra to create an IPA bursting with lime, coconut, and jasmine."
 
Evan at Green Cheek did a solid version. Particularly enjoyed it after haze. Not as good as the michelada. Reminded me a bit of a hoppy lager (i.e. HPB 90 Hours days), but...hoppier. Mostly works. Would be nice on a hot day, but not a daily drinker.

Described as "A bone dry, clear, and super hoppy IPA brewed with a special enzyme that allows the yeast to ferment the beer to 0 plato. Inspired by our homie Tim from Cellarmaker, we dry hopped with 100% Citra to create an IPA bursting with lime, coconut, and jasmine."


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