What are you drinking now?

[corkybstewart]

Good day for a G&T.

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My wife's favorite drink. Though she prefers Hendricks if one our kids gives it to here for Christmas or her birthday. She says it's too expensive for us to afford.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Fun with margaritas. No mix only fresh lime juice. Jalapeno..

 

[corkybstewart]

Well deserved after a long hot day painting the south side of the house. It’s going to look good when it’s all finished ( 2 sides down2 to go plus trim and dormers)View attachment 853180View attachment 853181View attachment 853182

I love that blue.

 

[Dgallo]

I love that blue.

Thanks brother. Trim will be a light cream. They work well together. My wife is picking door colors so hopefully she doesn’t go pink but she has pretty good design taste and she’ll win regardless so it will look good lol

 

[T Murph]

@Dgallo I painted a former house that color once and everyone liked it. Good color choice.

 

[Rish]

Cyser bottled 11/25/2020, 9.5%. Very smooth, a hint of dark fruit. Pretty tasty.

 

[grampamark]

Good day for a G&T.

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My wife's favorite drink. Though she prefers Hendricks if one our kids gives it to here for Christmas or her birthday. She says it's too expensive for us to afford.

I need to rummage through the fridge to see if I have any tonic water. I have Bombay gin, but I’m a Robert Earl Keen fan.

“They got a motel by the water and a quart of Bombay gin…”

 

[BongoYodeler]

HB Lager

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

Office water. You’re welcomed liver.

 

[grampamark]

J J Blonde after kegging an Amber Ale.

 

[Dgallo]

My hb’d funky dark with an esb grainbill fermented with French saison and funk weapon 1 aged on wild black raspberries, in my area we call them Black Caps (picked with the my kids, about 1lb/gal) and Pinot Noir condition oak spiral. Really happy with this beer. Super interesting with funk, tartness, berry, and vanillans from the oak. Comes off like a beer and red wine blend and finishes nice and dry with a jammy aftertaste. The tannins from the berry and the oak add a nice touch of bitterness that works well

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

Spyglass sausage peppers, onions and mushrooms. Smoked sausage so good

50/50 collab with a mix of Kettlehead triple.

Dadbot on the left

 

[camonick]

HB Pilsner

 

[Rish]

Definitely some coffee coming through in this! Very tasty.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

With some HB pizza...

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

Still 90° and tropical as the sun sets. Hopefully the strong breeze and black clouds bring unexpected relief

Oops! Incoming. Time to watch the show

 

[Beermeister32]

Just like the political conventions, I say PROMISES MADE, PROMISES KEPT! Here’s my face-off between Stiegl Hell and Stiegl Goldbräu! GREAT LAGERS!

First off – let’s put this one to rest – I think BOTH of these beers fit the Helles category. They are just a bit different from each other. Luckily, I have volunteered to put them to the test!

Looking at them, Stiegl Helles is a few steps lighter in color, still plenty malty. Goldbräu is just a touch darker, malty, but no hint of residual sweetness, - might be like if you mashed a bit of C-40 in the Helles batch or kept the decoction or boil going another 30 minutes. These are really close, like maybe they share more than we think.

Great and similar head, lacing and carbonation, these two are kissing cousins in my book. Cousinen küssen!!! Prost!

 

[skleice]

 

[tdf]

Hydrometer samples. German pils and the bitter. Verdant finished lower at 1.008 and is definitely more fruity. 002 is at 1.011.

And a short pour of the west coast pale ale. Not clear yet, it’s not been in the keg a week yet. Still a little hop burn too, but I think it has potential.

 

[hilljack13]

Pliney prodigy kit...finally cleared but the Pic makes it look cloudy.

 

[pshankstar]

We had lunch at Storm Cloud Brewing Company in Frankfort, MI today. Really good food and some decent/good beers. We would go back again if we were in the area.

 

[TwistedGray]

One of the few bottles left I have from France - great sour!!

 

[ClaudiusB]

Just like the political conventions, I say PROMISES MADE, PROMISES KEPT! Here’s my face-off between Stiegl Hell and Stiegl Goldbräu! GREAT LAGERS!

First off – let’s put this one to rest – I think BOTH of these beers fit the Helles category. They are just a bit different from each other. Luckily, I have volunteered to put them to the test!

Looking at them, Stiegl Helles is a few steps lighter in color, still plenty malty. Goldbräu is just a touch darker, malty, but no hint of residual sweetness, - might be like if you mashed a bit of C-40 in the Helles batch or kept the decoction or boil going another 30 minutes. These are really close, like maybe they share more than we think.

Great and similar head, lacing and carbonation, these two are kissing cousins in my book. Cousinen küssen!!! Prost!

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Stiegl-Hell​

Stiegl-Goldbräu​

 

[Beermeister32]

Stiegl-Hell​

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Stiegl-Goldbräu​

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Goldbrau a Marzen? Hmmm…. Quite a bit lighter than all the others I’ve drank lately!

 

[Dog House Brew]

First taste of HB RIS!

 

[smurfjuicebrew]

First taste of HB RIS!

Sooooo, how was it??

 

[pshankstar]

Made it to the upper peninsula of Michigan today. Drove right by @orionol73 neck of the woods up route 31 to 75 then crossed the Mackinac Bridge. Staying just on the other side then going further north in a couple of days.
Sorry bud, had I planned this better I would have stopped in and asked for you to say hi in person and shake your hand.

 

[Rish]

Honey wheat graf

 

[bailey mountain brewer]

Maine beer Co. MO

 

[day_trippr]

Not drinking these yet, but heading north tomorrow for a few days of fishing and once the homebrew growlers run dry I'll be hitting these. I think the Wormtown folks had a good time with this pack. Looking forward to it

Cheers!