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Just finished cutting down an ailing magnolia tree in our yard. Time for a beer!
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First pour of my partially carbed Munich Dunkel. Thanks @camonick for documenting your “Dunk!!!” recipe. Initial taste is very good, and I imagine it’ll only taste better as it ages and clears. I’m naming mine “Dunkelganger” as in that German style Dunkel that looks like another. ;)

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I even have an AI generated label for when I add it to my Untappd brewery page. Yeah, I’m geeky that way.

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I made some introductions last week and now we are working on a partnership between these guys and the company I work for, San Diego Harley Davidson. We have a lot of cool ideas in the works including a potential collab brew that I may be involved in. 🍻
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That's awesome, Tony B!!!!
 
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My session hazy IPA. 4.2% ABV, 25 IBUs, massively whirlpooled and dry hopped with Citra, Mosaic, Galaxy, and Sabro. This is literally what I'm drinking right now.

And some pics from recent brewery visits:
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(West Coast Brewing in Shizuoka, Vertere's new taproom in Eifukucho, Tokyo, and two beers from the recent Oedo Beer Festival in Nakano, Tokyo)
 
Friday: A flight a Saga Meadery. Two Bourbon Barrel Aged meads, one with "winter" spices, a strawberry mead, and a habanero mead. All very good! I had never had any mead other than my own few attempts, so now I have mead goals!
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Today: Peach Cider. Considering that this is Walmart AJ and Jumex Peach "Nectar" it is really nice, especially with just a touch of backsweetening!
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I’ve been playing around with easy to blend, easy to drink 1970’s-style pizza beers. Back in the day, all your big national brewers had kegs of their dark beers available for restaurants and bars. Many of them even bottled up their beers for retail sale.

A lot of these were said to have been modifications to their standard beers, sometimes even colorized or flavored in the keg.

1970’s dark pizza beers were actually very popular – and in some ways might be viewed as precursors to the craft beer movement in the beginning in the 1980’s. How much better was it having a pitcher of dark beer, a 16” pepperoni pizza or maybe a Hawaiian with pineapple and a game of darts… great fun!

Today’s blender features a Victoria Vienna lager blended with a Moose Drool Brown Ale. OK, Ok, I know a Lager/Ale blender. No biggie, this tastes great! I have enough beer here for a 2:1 mix of 4% ABV Victoria Vienna Lager by Modello with a can of Big Sky Brewing 5% ABV Moose Drool. That puts our pizza beer blender right around 4.33% ABV.

Nothing definitive here, I have an Alaskan Amber Ale I’m going to try next time. Groovy!

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