Tasty Pils. I read that it's the best selling draft in Germany.
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San Fernando Brewing Co.'s O'Melveny Red Ale for me, Stella for her.
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Local brewery stop before having dinner out.
Pre pro pils
“Pub ale” on nitro. I’d say better than Boddingtons.
Pre pro pils
“Pub ale” on nitro. I’d say better than Boddingtons.
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PhP's newest WCIPA
PhP's newest WCIPA
Coors Edge NA. Of all the NAs I’ve tried this one is probably the closest to the real thing - probably because American Light Lagers are crisp, fizzy, and don’t have a lot of flavor. Ths one checks all the boxes. 
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Nice to see you back grampaCoors Edge NA. Of all the NAs I’ve tried this one is probably the closest to the real thing - probably because American Light Lagers are crisp, fizzy, and don’t have a lot of flavor. Ths one checks all the boxes.
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Beautiful day today so after a 6 mile walk, a green smoothie with a friend..
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HB Skibsol (Danish smoked ale).
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Good to see you back. You should be drinking the Angry Hanks Street Fight. I thought that Coors Light already counted as NA by default.Coors Edge NA. Of all the NAs I’ve tried this one is probably the closest to the real thing - probably because American Light Lagers are crisp, fizzy, and don’t have a lot of flavor. Ths one checks all the boxes.
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Now this IS old school, a bitter bomb! Fortunately a little Citra hop oil does it good.
So I’m discussing the fact that today, April 7th is National Beer Day with my daughters. Then I get back this timely text from Beer-Loving Daughter #3, encouraging me to enjoy a beer that best represents each of my Beer-Loving Daughters!
Anyone who knows a serious beer drinker knows that kind of encouragement can’t go unanswered! Also anyone who’s going to write about beer nearly every single day has to be on the search for constant and fresh, beer related topics!
Today we are cracking open three different beers, one which represents each of them in some way. My daughters may not have had these, but Ol’ Beermeister32 is tuned-in enough to what these girls like, that I’ll make out the picks for them. I’m drinking these girls, go out and buy your own!
Seriously though, we are all separated by distance, so do your best. Beer-Loving Daughter #1, currently moving to San Diego and loving Pilsners like Paulaner is sure to dig San Diego’s own Alesmith and their Anvil Pilsner. Beer Loving Daughter #2 is a coffee and Stout junkie, and liking brews like Seattle’s Fremont Dark Star Stout. For my pick, Old Rasputin! Look up the old Anastasia story, you’ll never look at it the same way again! Final beer pick needs no introduction, one of Beer-Loving Daughter #3’s favorites, Anchor Steam. We’re still waiting for the new owner to start up production again, so far shelves are barren of Anchor – I’m having to dip into the Beermeister32 strategic reserve, and it’s thinning out quick! Enjoy!
Anyone who knows a serious beer drinker knows that kind of encouragement can’t go unanswered! Also anyone who’s going to write about beer nearly every single day has to be on the search for constant and fresh, beer related topics!
Today we are cracking open three different beers, one which represents each of them in some way. My daughters may not have had these, but Ol’ Beermeister32 is tuned-in enough to what these girls like, that I’ll make out the picks for them. I’m drinking these girls, go out and buy your own!
Seriously though, we are all separated by distance, so do your best. Beer-Loving Daughter #1, currently moving to San Diego and loving Pilsners like Paulaner is sure to dig San Diego’s own Alesmith and their Anvil Pilsner. Beer Loving Daughter #2 is a coffee and Stout junkie, and liking brews like Seattle’s Fremont Dark Star Stout. For my pick, Old Rasputin! Look up the old Anastasia story, you’ll never look at it the same way again! Final beer pick needs no introduction, one of Beer-Loving Daughter #3’s favorites, Anchor Steam. We’re still waiting for the new owner to start up production again, so far shelves are barren of Anchor – I’m having to dip into the Beermeister32 strategic reserve, and it’s thinning out quick! Enjoy!
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Veggies for dinner tonight...Go Houston I guess..
Hb stout on nitro while putting new rear main seal and axle seals in wife's car.
Chinese rice wine racking leftovers. Kinda chewy but tasty. Racked wine is much less cloudy.
Weldworks and Parish colab. I'm the winner. Another Houston brewery (and cannabis)..
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Oh well... another colab
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The final runnings of my wort. Barely sweet, a little grainy and right where it needs to be. Warm sweetened barley tea. I could drink this all day.
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