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More hb Cascadian dark
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TwistedGray
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Nothing bad to say about my M&B.
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HB Tripel. My Quad inventory is running low. Have to think about brewing a few Belgains again.
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Weekend pickup!!
Narwhal has been on my list to try for a while now.
satph
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I found a homebrew with what looked like a “B” on the cap. Well carbonated. It’s not that red more orange tinged amber but it is that clear. Well carbonated, head dissipated quickly malty raisiny aroma and flavor. Not much hop bitterness or flavor. Not bad. But no idea what it is or where it came from.
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My wife and I both work for the local school district and they just announced today that we're closing for two weeks beginning immediately due the Corona virus. Anyone else similarly affected by this?
So, may as well - latest homebrew, only been in the keg for 6 days. A Dry Irish Stout. Not my favorite style but 'tis the season.
So, may as well - latest homebrew, only been in the keg for 6 days. A Dry Irish Stout. Not my favorite style but 'tis the season.
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There are a few of us with them. I know @wstbrewing has one, too. I've had mine for a bit over a year.
My wife and I both work for the local school district and they just announced today that we're closing for two weeks beginning immediately due the Corona virus. Anyone else similarly affected by this?
So, may as well - latest homebrew, only been in the keg for 6 days. A Dry Irish Stout. Not my favorite style but 'tis the season.
We moved to 100% WFH for employees that can had their jobs done at home. Granted, I have always been WFH (4yrs now); I can see some is my colleagues turning this into a staycation.
My nursing school wife is doing both in-class lecture/lab as well as online learning, but she still has to do get clinical hours two days a week until the hospital says it is no longer safe (whatever that is supposed to look like) for nursing students...kind of an oxymoron?
Crazy times ahead...
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Work wants people to work from home if possible. When "vacation" is over I'll have to be on site. Hard to fix multimillion dollar semiconductor equipment from home. Austin has just started getting confirmed cases. Schools closed Friday, 1 day early, for spring break. Wouldn't be surprised if they add another week. Austin has an aging population but here 60s is like the new 30s. Not overly worried.My wife and I both work for the local school district and they just announced today that we're closing for two weeks beginning immediately due the Corona virus. Anyone else similarly affected by this?
So, may as well - latest homebrew, only been in the keg for 6 days. A Dry Irish Stout. Not my favorite style but 'tis the season.
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Right now... or rather after work today I got a few Coopers real ale made with 2lbs amber DME. I sampled one the other week and although the carbonation wasn't quite right; the taste was awesome. First homebrew that didn't have strong fusel alcohols present so I'm excited. Nice red color to it as well.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Wife is a teacher so she and the kids are off until April 6th. Quite lucky we don't have to worry about childcare. OT, free beer and HB chocolate milk stoutMy wife and I both work for the local school district and they just announced today that we're closing for two weeks beginning immediately due the Corona virus. Anyone else similarly affected by this?
So, may as well - latest homebrew, only been in the keg for 6 days. A Dry Irish Stout. Not my favorite style but 'tis the season.
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No safer place to be then a highly sanitized hot tub. Pool dip, 1st of the year, coming up once the alcohol kicks in...
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Strawberry jam made, pork loin going down next.
Oatmeal stout
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Water temp 72.4F....livable for sure. Scientific studies show 82F is perfect tho.
HB Oak Quad. The Dude's been loanly this winter.
HB Oak Quad. The Dude's been loanly this winter.
More HB Pre-prohibition American Lager
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A co worker gave me one of these awhile back. He said he couldn’t drink it bc it was “too hoppy”. I had never heard of it but found it was owned by ABI after some research. Not a bad beer though. Got a bit of fruitiness that I always hear about in English ales.
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Revision Double IPA
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Too hoppy? Someone is stoned! O enjoy that beer. Pick up a 4pk cheep from time to time.
Westy12 Clone'ish. This is version A. B is on cherries so need to drink a bit while carbing up to go into long term storage. Not bad but no W12. Better in some ways, not as good in others.
I'm trying, (and failing), to understand the person pouring beer. What the duff?!?!?
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Pretty cool! You going to epoxy it for a table or wall?
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That's his Anti-Coronavirus force field.
Grabbed a growler of my HB, Hacksaw Revenge, (Irish Red Ale), and a glass and am anchored on the back patio watching the golfers go by.
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