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A pour from my 16th Julius batch goes great with War Thunder 
Cheers!
Cheers!
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Sharing some homebrews with friends
Couple days ago carpenter ants started showing their ugly heads. Well they met their match...with help of course. Guess I know what I'll be repairing next weekend. Today is my Sunday, so much for relaxing
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Happy Margarita Day!!...tomorrow
Another 50 degree day. On the deck with a Black Butt Porter. (Actually, my 2nd one.)
Love this store bought
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Lunch beer - thanks Santa 
I'm starting to get the kegs filled up again.
Henry Weinhard's Private Parts. This isn't a clone by any means, I wrote the all-malt recipe to showcase a regional maltster's pils malt, Riverbend's Chesapeake Pils. Along the way, my inner-Beavis provided a stroke of...something (Uh, huh, huh, huh, you said "stroke"). I sent a few texts back home to Oregon and everyone agreed that we really disgraced ourselves for not thinking about that back in the day. In our defense, we just called it Hanks. It's nice enough, still a bit green at only 17 days since it was pitched.
And a bit of UK...something. I kegged it earlier today, so this is leftovers straight off the fermenter. Like all my UK stuff, this is a new recipe. It's just Otter, 10% invert #2, and a lot of EKGs at 1.054. I'll wait a week or two before I call it a pale ale or an IPA. I wrote the recipe as an IPA, but time will tell. I think I'll cook up some invert #1 for the next batch.
Henry Weinhard's Private Parts. This isn't a clone by any means, I wrote the all-malt recipe to showcase a regional maltster's pils malt, Riverbend's Chesapeake Pils. Along the way, my inner-Beavis provided a stroke of...something (Uh, huh, huh, huh, you said "stroke"). I sent a few texts back home to Oregon and everyone agreed that we really disgraced ourselves for not thinking about that back in the day. In our defense, we just called it Hanks. It's nice enough, still a bit green at only 17 days since it was pitched.
And a bit of UK...something. I kegged it earlier today, so this is leftovers straight off the fermenter. Like all my UK stuff, this is a new recipe. It's just Otter, 10% invert #2, and a lot of EKGs at 1.054. I'll wait a week or two before I call it a pale ale or an IPA. I wrote the recipe as an IPA, but time will tell. I think I'll cook up some invert #1 for the next batch.
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HB gose. Turned pretty tasty. I made a tincture of coriander seeds and added at bottling so I was able to add and taste to get it right where I want it.
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At my prior job I managed to diminish reinspection failures by just shy of forty-percent by teaching new hires that "if you just flip the ruler over..."Understand why many woodworkers use the metric system....
Buddy gave me some free beers. This one I guess because he doesn't like me.
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Management eventually got word of this and issued new, SAE only rulers, because the spec was in 32nds.
Don't let your kids go into the guitar business.
Around the start of Covid a couple guys from my homebrew club opened Humdinger Brewery. Last year they also bought the LHBS because it also has a 10bbl system which allows them to be able to brew more beer, and open a tasting room there with live music. I stopped there today to grab some grains for my next brew day, and while there enjoyed a Fog Crusher.
Home now enjoying a HB Best Bitter
Home now enjoying a HB Best Bitter
This pretty tasty chocolate stout is brewed for Aldi under the State of Brewing label which is a contract brew by Octopi (in Waunakee, WI) which is being bought this year by Asahai.
I get the feeling that they went to the bank for a loan after they sold the joint.
Cripes, that's a monster system for an LHBS. What were they thinking?!
They were also doing contract brewing.
Ah, okay.
Hold on.
But it still doesn't make sense! I just doesn't make sense the other way!
Nightcap
HB cider after packaging.
HB CCC Blonde
AZ Maverick
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Right now, I'm drinking a home brewed Helles.
I guess I don't know what your questioning..??Ah, okay.
Hold on.
But it still doesn't make sense! I just doesn't make sense the other way!
Having some 3 Buck Chuck. (Actually, 4 Buck Chuck...inflation plus our higher booze taxes)
Still decent vino on the cheap. We buy that stuff by the case at TJ's.
Still decent vino on the cheap. We buy that stuff by the case at TJ's.
HB Scottish Ale.
Need to kill this keg so I can replace it with an Irish Red Ale that's been sitting in the fermenter for close to 4 weeks now.
Need to kill this keg so I can replace it with an Irish Red Ale that's been sitting in the fermenter for close to 4 weeks now.
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