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F’d up my back big time this afternoon… keeping the Irish theme going. Night cap
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El Jefe Brewing Company
Yesterday (several pulls from the uKeg). Interesting how it comes out brown from the keg but red from the bottle - Imperial Fruitcake Ale
Cream Ale from FL
And a bottle of mimosas today. They have names now (hers, all black, is Rosella and his is Tondre).
Cream Ale from FL
And a bottle of mimosas today. They have names now (hers, all black, is Rosella and his is Tondre).
Now for some HB Hard Raspberry, lemon and Xtra vodka shot. This is better, of course.
Gravity keeps dropping. Mead at 11.5%...
The pups are adorable!!
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Looks very good!
HB Azacca IPA
New backyard project underway...
HB Cali Common
HM vanilla cider
Pretty good even after years and probably stored warm. All flavors present.
Almost all those FW barrel aged strong ales age so nicely. I have a fridge full that I'm working my way through.
This is an excellent ale!
"Limited Addition" 3pk showed up at Total Wine so couldn't resist. I still didn't see 2023 Parabola yet. Soon I hope??
Next.....for Central Texas in Winter, this is a beautiful fuc*ing evening.
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I see '23 was released recently, but may be currently only available on tap at the brewery and their tap rooms. I'm thinking the general (bottle) release should be any day now.
Finishing the Limited Edition trio. The Gin Rickey won. This has little orange and BA content. Still drinkable for sure.
Voodoo Ranger IPA, by New Belgium. Truth be told, I mostly buy this beer because the bottles are nice for bottling my own home-brew!
Nice! There's an art to bottling. Thick bottles, easy label removal and a long bevel to cap properly is a must.
Dove more into the Lemoncello before bed this morning. Ergo, coffee and pain killers at this time.
HB Vienna/Mosaic SMaSH.
First time trying it. It's very good but I think I like Bell's Two Hearted better.
And just like that I received the Parabola email today.
https://webstore.firestonebeer.com/...xecXSgCrl4ErpDLc6WSwxU13KIGkzOtWXqFoQ=.Rs8rNc
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I had to drink a few bottles before I really started to appreciate it. It was so worth it. Big fan of two Hearted too.
HB Kolsch:
Tasty München.
That’s about all they’ve got going. I use a lot of their bottles too because I get an endless supply from my dad who is a New Belgium fanboy. Their labels come off very easily in just a hot water soak. I have never really been that impressed with their beers. 1554 is about the only one I like. When they were a fledgling company and Fat Tire was basically their only beer, I didn’t mind one when I visited dad. Now when you look them up on Untappd, they list they have produced 602 unique beers… too trendy for me.
Yeah. And about 575 of them have been IPAs.
My dad’s go-to is Fat Tire. He’s been drinking it for about 20 years and he even admits that he doesn’t like it as well as he used to and says it really doesn’t taste the same anymore.Yeah. And about 575 of them have been IPAs.
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Brown ale
HB chocolate milk stout. In the bottle about 4 months. Tasty to start, a little bitter, definitely getting better.
They legit changed the Fat Tire recipe. Blasphemy
Liquid crack
My kolsch is clear now.
Bayern Face Plant while getting supper ready.
A recently unearthed bottle of one of the first meads I ever made. Can’t find notes because I closed a homebrew shop and moved houses twice since then and probably have been through 3 computers - my best guess is this is from 2003-2004 timeframe and could be 20 years old. I remember this honey, the blue bottles and the pink shrink tops. All place it in that time. It is sweet, flowery, and has held up ridiculously well. I have 2 or 3 more after this.
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