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What a great couple of beers. Haven't had these in a few years. Pre-pandemic these used to be a little over a $1 a bottle in NY. That Baltic Porter is like 8%. The pils is closer to Czech then a German.
Out back with a refreshing Boddingtons.
Tasty dunkles hefe
Wives are great for pointing out all sorts of things about yourself that you weren’t aware of. In fact, after all these years, she’s good to point out new stuff all the time. One of her favorites is that fact that I never bend over!
“You never bend over to look!” OK, Ok, there have been a FEW instances when bending over might have benefitted me, like the time last week I was trying to find the pizza that got shoved in the refrigerator somewhere behind the milk. Generally speaking however, as a middle-aged dude, there RARELY is much benefit from bending over, for a variety of reasons, refrigerator or otherwise!
Not bending over can have some positive and negative consequences when we are talking the expansive and temperature-controlled Beermeister32 Bierhoard. Not bending over there means I truly can miss out on some spectacular brews. Actually BENDING OVER can also benefit me greatly – such as today when I discovered that there was ONE Sierra Nevada IPA left over from my combination box from last week!
So the jury is still out on bending over. Treacherous spinal dangers aside - and not factoring in the actual shame, humiliation and true indignity of being seen in the derriere-prone positon, you can find some pretty great beers if you look!
“You never bend over to look!” OK, Ok, there have been a FEW instances when bending over might have benefitted me, like the time last week I was trying to find the pizza that got shoved in the refrigerator somewhere behind the milk. Generally speaking however, as a middle-aged dude, there RARELY is much benefit from bending over, for a variety of reasons, refrigerator or otherwise!
Not bending over can have some positive and negative consequences when we are talking the expansive and temperature-controlled Beermeister32 Bierhoard. Not bending over there means I truly can miss out on some spectacular brews. Actually BENDING OVER can also benefit me greatly – such as today when I discovered that there was ONE Sierra Nevada IPA left over from my combination box from last week!
So the jury is still out on bending over. Treacherous spinal dangers aside - and not factoring in the actual shame, humiliation and true indignity of being seen in the derriere-prone positon, you can find some pretty great beers if you look!
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HB Pilsner
Hb cream ale after dinner with some friends that opened a restaurant and looking to possibly add a brewery 
@ThirstyPawsHB I know you didn't get your scope out last night, but I did... took this pic of Andromeda with an old azz dslr last night. No editing, 30 second single exposure no stacking.
@ThirstyPawsHB I know you didn't get your scope out last night, but I did... took this pic of Andromeda with an old azz dslr last night. No editing, 30 second single exposure no stacking.
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I'm sipping the famous "Bray's One Month Mead" Bailey Mountain Brewer....I likey your beer Chemistry glass.
The lady and I had a couple at the local, German themed tap room while the kid was at soccer practice. 
This is Weihenstephaner Pilsner. We also had a lovely WC Pilsner from Harland brewing.
This is Weihenstephaner Pilsner. We also had a lovely WC Pilsner from Harland brewing.
A collab between BlackStack (Minneapolis), and Toppling Goliath (Decorah). Hopped with Superdelic, Comet, Krush, and Mosaic.
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No better time than that to grab a beer. I also always used the pregame warm up time to try out new breweries to me when they played away games.The lady and I had a couple at the local, German themed tap room while the kid was at soccer practice.
This is Weihenstephaner Pilsner. We also had a lovely WC Pilsner from Harland brewing.
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Not a beer, but I'm having an Arizona Blueberry White tea again. The store was out of Grapeade or I'd be destroying that.
You ask very simply, very kindly, please keep me in grapeade and what do they do? Not keep you in grapeade I'll tell you that much.
You ask very simply, very kindly, please keep me in grapeade and what do they do? Not keep you in grapeade I'll tell you that much.
Sloooow week
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Tall, tasty stout. I like it!
It got humid again, ughhh.
Well that went quick, it was ok, hb neipa way better.
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Going old school tonight...
West coast ipa, making more pickles. A batch of dill and a batch of rosemary... yeah rosemary pickles are frigging goooood.
FB drama...
8%er is far better then the 5.4%er...
Flander’s red aged in port wine barrels.
With dinner.
With dinner.
Troegs nimble giant on tap at dad's house, arm twisted.
....trust me.....8% and floaties! 
Picked the wrong night to adamantly decide to stay up and watch the entire game. Delayed! Yep, one more reason for early retirement.
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