You're gonna need a bigger glass.
Now you have to brew it.Very nice dunkel. I wasn't familiar with this style but saw some posts a while back from @camonick about his HB version and decided to check them out. Glad I did! Thanks , Nick!
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This is my version of an Erdinger Dunkelweizen.Very nice dunkel. I wasn't familiar with this style but saw some posts a while back from @camonick about his HB version and decided to check them out. Glad I did! Thanks , Nick!
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Please explain, a grape wheat?HB grape wheat. Got bounced around during the move which I didn't think about so not so clear and a tad yeasty but pretty good.
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Here's a previous post about it. Just a quick and dirty to see what it's like. I'll give it a more serious try a some point. Yeast was 34/70 'cause I had it, would probably go Notty next time.Please explain, a grape wheat?
Sounds intriguing!
Did we chat about this before, it reads familiar?Here's a previous post about it. Just a quick and dirty to see what it's like. I'll give it a more serious try a some point. Yeast was 34/70 'cause I had it, would probably go Notty next time.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/what-are-you-drinking-now.221302/post-10470318
Bought them all out at the grocery store. With all the rain we've had, I'm enjoying this as much as the mosquitoes are enjoying me!
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Local black IPA.
Locally there was a steer that escaped from a truck on the way to slaughter. He hid in the nearby pine barrens and people’s yards so long that I had thought he was likely in someone’s freezer. The police and a recuse group started calling him Barney. The beer Barney on the run, is named for him. Barney was eventually captured and sent to a sanctuary farm.Sounds like the Black White House![]()
Damn, Bongo... I know I've said it before, but you have skills.
Yeah, pretty awful. My son/DiL live in North West Austin area and were right on the border of the 16in rainfall so they missed the heavy stuff. However, they lived in Wimberly on the Blanco River when that flooded in 2015. They were about 50yrds from the river, uphill, and the water still hit their back steps. We, however, live in a weather cone-of-silence which is one of my arguments with my wife for staying in Austin instead of moving. Thanks for asking my HBT friend!I sure hope you haven't been hit with those floods. And more rain for TX.![]()