Red ipa from sapwood cellars, solid.
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Something dark seemed suiting. Hb brown ale.
HM jasmine rice wine.
Lunch beers at Breckenridge Brewing in Breckenridge, CO.
Trappist Style Single, Belgian blonde
Sexy Motor Oil, imperial stout
The brewery
Trappist Style Single, Belgian blonde
Sexy Motor Oil, imperial stout
The brewery
Martin House puts out really creative Imperial Stouts. Those are all I drink.
I need to visit janish's place to get a glass from there to put his beer in, but the eq beaker will work for now, great beer. And a sourdough starter for some bread for the weekend.
Snack time.
Old Fashioned for me, Local Apples for her at the Denver airport.
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Dessert in a can
Mtozbun
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Aldi beer. Not bad but I don't think "festbier" when I drink it.
Healthy beer.
The good stuff.
orionol73
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Mmmmmm
Another Sculpin hazy/not hazy. Good flavor, though.
We give so much attention to Bavarian brews this time of year, let’s not overlook some of the great Northern German beers. Today we have Berliner Geschichte, since 1237!
Brewed under the beer purity law of 1516, this is a 6.7% Bock beer, pouring and tasting a lot like a heavyweight Helles. Yes, bigger than a Helles, similar but a larger grain bill I’d guess, malty and restrained hopping. Bocks originally get their name from another Northern German town of Einbeck, the word bock being a play on the town name.
Bocks usually have pictures of goats on them, another German play on words regarding goats. Where are the goats, I see no goats! Good brew, Prost!
Brewed under the beer purity law of 1516, this is a 6.7% Bock beer, pouring and tasting a lot like a heavyweight Helles. Yes, bigger than a Helles, similar but a larger grain bill I’d guess, malty and restrained hopping. Bocks originally get their name from another Northern German town of Einbeck, the word bock being a play on the town name.
Bocks usually have pictures of goats on them, another German play on words regarding goats. Where are the goats, I see no goats! Good brew, Prost!
Bottled 6/4/19
Funk, tart & strong peach notes. Spritzy too. Digging it!
My wife needs that beer in her life, gonna have to make a trip to Richmond, geeee darn..View attachment 861369Open Up & Love Again: Peach & Plum
Bottled 6/4/19
Funk, tart & strong peach notes. Spritzy too. Digging it!
I remember I bought this bottle and others just before the pandemic hit (February of 2020).
The Veil makes some amazing funk and other beers.
Nice, we were there in 2021, due back...
Homebrew pale ale. The goal was “what if Sierra Pale and Celebration had a baby”? 10 Lbs pale malt, 1 Lb C-60. 2:1 ratio Cascade:Centennial throughout including dry hop. Dry hopped at yeast pitch (BRY-97) 1oz Cascade 1/2oz Centennial, puny by today’s standards. And if you look closely it magically changes color depending on which hand I hold it in. 
Mmmmm
Cocktails at SFO. Manhattan and Vodka Gimlet.
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