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Long time favorite. "Plump little Scottish girl" kills me.


Coff. Had breakfast with a fellow church drunk this morning. We're going to drink less together because yall are no help, what with the mailing me beer and stuff.

Not quitting. No. Just not getting sloppy five days a week. Which turns out might be a problem.


That does sound like a problem.

There are 7 days in a week.
 
I have never been one to blame my personal shortcomings in the activities of others, but it's all yall day drinking sob's fault. I leave work every day with 30 ideas of what to drink when I get home.
 
Awesome flavor. A bit thin, though.

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Was finishing the White Rajah and heard screeching in the back yard. Saw a hawk on the play-set picking chunks out of a squirrel it just grabbed. The usual.

Decided to bottle my newest sour saison. **** it.


Were you scared?

Drink that Mountain Standard already.
 
No beer at the moment (in a few hours though...) but currently I am sipping on some coldpress coffee.

I aged green coffee beans in a used rye whiskey barrel for a month, then roasted them to a medium+ roast and made cold press. Serving it on nitrogen out of a stout faucet. Damn good stuff!
 
No beer at the moment (in a few hours though...) but currently I am sipping on some coldpress coffee.

I aged green coffee beans in a used rye whiskey barrel for a month, then roasted them to a medium+ roast and made cold press. Serving it on nitrogen out of a stout faucet. Damn good stuff!

That sounds crazy good.
 
No beer at the moment (in a few hours though...) but currently I am sipping on some coldpress coffee.



I aged green coffee beans in a used rye whiskey barrel for a month, then roasted them to a medium+ roast and made cold press. Serving it on nitrogen out of a stout faucet. Damn good stuff!


That does sound good!
Dry beans in a dry barrel?
 
That sounds crazy good.

I was not sure quite what to expect, but it came out really nicely. I have learned that I have to be careful with coldpress, it packs quite the caffeine wallop. I cannot sit still at the moment and I have crazy jitters.

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That does sound good!
Dry beans in a dry barrel?

The barrel was previously used for whiskey. When I got it I added a little rye whiskey to it just to make sure the staves were still saturated, no more than that though, you do not want any liquid whiskey pooling in the barrel (this will wet the beans). Once I was satisfied that the barrel absorbed enough whiskey to re-saturate I added the green coffee beans and rolled the barrel around once a day or so to mix them around.
 
No beer at the moment (in a few hours though...) but currently I am sipping on some coldpress coffee.



I aged green coffee beans in a used rye whiskey barrel for a month, then roasted them to a medium+ roast and made cold press. Serving it on nitrogen out of a stout faucet. Damn good stuff!


Your ideas intrigue me, and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
 
Saisons are better with carb.


There's some bubbles in there! But yea, it's only been in bottles for 2 days. It definitely needs another 5 days or so to carbonate to an decent level.

I'm just giving some as a gift, and needed to know how carbonated it was -- so I know how much much emphasis I should put on telling them to wait.
 
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