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HB Hazy IPA
HB Hazy IPA
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Local craft brewery IPA, tasty.
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If they don't win, I'm going to get smashed today. Um, if they do win I'm going to get smashed today. Win win either way!
HB Belgian Dubbel
HB Belgian Dubbel
Next pain killer....great WCIPA
Got a growler of our pro/am beer from Forgotten Star. Working on it now.
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Alaskan Amber Ale
Leinenkugel's Red Lager
German Bier Chug #17 comes to us from Kalea GmbH, Freilassing, Germany, their rendition of a black beer. I say black beer for starters as this beer’s title, Schwarze Tinte Collab Stout is a mix of German and English beer jargon I’m trying to untangle. This translates roughly to Black Ink Collab Stout, whatever Collab is (Germans, help me here). Stouts belong over in England, Schwarzbiers generally in Germany for the most part, leading to more confusion.
Well with Schwarze and Stout both in the name, plus a black ink pen and dripping black ink, it should be dark, right? Color actually is lighter than you might think, with Orange color highlights showing through. Taste is really clean, sort of like a Dunkel going on Schwarzbier. Not a stout though, it lacks the complexity and esters of most stouts I’ve had.
At 6.2% ABV, who the heck cares. This is a tasty brew, not much head or lacing, but it gets the job done in style. Prost?... or Cheers!.... Whatever…….
Well with Schwarze and Stout both in the name, plus a black ink pen and dripping black ink, it should be dark, right? Color actually is lighter than you might think, with Orange color highlights showing through. Taste is really clean, sort of like a Dunkel going on Schwarzbier. Not a stout though, it lacks the complexity and esters of most stouts I’ve had.
At 6.2% ABV, who the heck cares. This is a tasty brew, not much head or lacing, but it gets the job done in style. Prost?... or Cheers!.... Whatever…….
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Storm prep makes me feel entitled to have this.
Drinking another nice HB Quad. This one made by myself! It can't be quad night though... I'm working tomorrow.
HB brown. Guess I miscounted for label printing!
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HB double ipa
Nelson,motueka,mosaic
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A couple hours ago. A Firestone Walker DBA, while watching the sun set from the deck at Longboards restaurant on Stearns Warf in Santa Barbara.
I’m curious of what you thought of that one? A fellow homebrewer friend of mine who turned pro a few years ago.
Had this one last night as well as many more ata HB Club Christmas Beer Exchange last night
my Modelo MexIcan lager clone. Down to the last two.
Love that colour is it HB?
Moved onto my Leffe Blonde clone 6.7% only have one.
The photo doesn’t really show the colour which is slightly darker. The carbonation is good and it tastes good but not quite Belgianish enough.
In Loveland, CO for my 2 week post-op shoulder surgery appointment. First drink in over 2 weeks. At Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar drinking a Helles from Tivoli Brewing, Denver, CO. Expected it to be crystal clear and it’s not. I think mine is just as good if not better
Started the day off at a Mexican restaurant with x2 light waters. Then the FotD package arrived from @pshankstar early. Been a few years since I was involved and forgot the giddiness unraveling every surprise brew. Cooler days means ready to drink so let's start with a Fiestbier!
Cheers bud!! Frequentem makes some great classic style beers. I really enjoyed that one!Started the day off at a Mexican restaurant with x2 light waters. Then the FotD package arrived from @pshankstar early. Been a few years since I was involved and forgot the giddiness unraveling every surprise brew. Cooler days means ready to drink so let's start with a Fiestbier!
Irish Red from Maxline Brewing, Ft. Collins, CO
Pretty good
Pretty good
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