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Oh and there’s more not pictured.
Did they have these in packaging to go?
Haha just kidding, well kind of.
Enjoy!!!HM cider made with Abbaye yeast, lactic acid, tannin and Truvia, bottled 09/23/2020. One of my better, more balanced ciders, probably because I just stuck it back for 3+ years and let it do its thing.
Did they have these in packaging to go?
Haha just kidding, well kind of.
Grabbed the Czech dark to go. Chances are quite good that something from Triple Crossing is heading your way!
Belgian style wheat ale with coriander and orange peel. Very tasty.
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Bought this exactly a year ago, seems its coming to an end. Its decent but will probably grab something different for 2024, a little to sweet for me. It's a local distiller that had a few varieties, we got this one at the Christmas village in philly and we're headed there Friday for our annual trip, suppose I'll grab something else from them.
I’m beginning to feel like Forrest Gump looking over a box of chocolates – “You never know what you are going to get!” So it goes after yesterday’s brew, glad I pulled a nice Bavarian Helles for today!
Flötzinger Brauerei, since 1543 makes a terrific Helles. Their Flötzringer Hell is a 5.0% ABV from the Bavarian brewer out of Rosenheim Germany. Medium carbonation, low head and zero lacing, this is just what I need in between intense Wheat beers. Hallelujah!
As I’m drinking this, I’m getting a little sweetness on the front end with a full body, makes me think maybe the mash schedule is a couple degrees higher than some of the other Helles beers I’ve had this year. A hearty beer for sure, great to drink with sausages, sauerkraut and a pickle. Enjoy!
Flötzinger Brauerei, since 1543 makes a terrific Helles. Their Flötzringer Hell is a 5.0% ABV from the Bavarian brewer out of Rosenheim Germany. Medium carbonation, low head and zero lacing, this is just what I need in between intense Wheat beers. Hallelujah!
As I’m drinking this, I’m getting a little sweetness on the front end with a full body, makes me think maybe the mash schedule is a couple degrees higher than some of the other Helles beers I’ve had this year. A hearty beer for sure, great to drink with sausages, sauerkraut and a pickle. Enjoy!
Limited production 9.5%er showed up at a perfect time.
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TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Let's go NY
2022 11% BA. Fantastic
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See if you can get any from Artifex, their lagers are amazing.
And, whew, I hadn't been on the site since Dec 1, so that was a lot of posts to go through.
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HB Pale Ale with homegrown hops.
HB Cascade SMaSH Lager
Helles action going. Trying a 3 step mash at 147, 156 and 168...for added fun. 
One of my fav WCIPAs
One of my fav WCIPAs
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Had some pre brew beer
. A lager and nice SoCo BB Ale
Looking at these for the next coupla daze!
First up….
Actually tastes a lot like apple pie. Yum!
First up….
Actually tastes a lot like apple pie. Yum!
Home Brewed French Toast/Peanut Butter Mix Imperial Milk Stout. Say that 3x fast..
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Moloko Milk Stout
Next up
Really tasty! Lots of chocolate!
Really tasty! Lots of chocolate!
Wow, that’s a mouthful, in more ways than one..
I was just chatting with a home brewer at SoCo about how there's no such animal as a non-flavored stout anymore. You have to brew one.
Good beer.
HB Hazy PA
HB brown
Grading finals, HB Cider hopped with Whole-Cone Cascade.
HB Belgian saison. I need to upgrade my beer lines. This was low pressure and still all foam...
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