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HB German Pils! Took 3rd at SNERC this past weekend! Not bad out of 24 entries 
100% Pilsner malt 34/70. Crispy!
100% Pilsner malt 34/70. Crispy!
It’s bitter not pub ale. Why are we trying to kill off bitter in the UK?
I think a lot of people forget that many of the early predecessors to the Hazy/NE double IPA we see today were 60+ IBU.
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My son brought me some delicious OG cold IPA
Congrats!HB German Pils! Took 3rd at SNERC this past weekend! Not bad out of 24 entries
Last night's IPA while swapping out the brake pads on the youngest's bike. The hopped cider is still carbonating and I need to get the fresh hop PA out of the fermenter into a keg.
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God of the Forest DIPA
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God of the Forest DIPA
Got to tap my first attempt at brewing a Marzen today - just before October ends! Came out at 6% and seems quite crushable. I may regret this tomorrow.
Congrats!HB German Pils! Took 3rd at SNERC this past weekend! Not bad out of 24 entries
OT: long day of reading documentation that I think is english.
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Well done! Looks great!HB German Pils! Took 3rd at SNERC this past weekend! Not bad out of 24 entries
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Enjoying a last Dark Mild (maybe a brown after dinner) before I start my drive across the country tomorrow morning. I'll be gone for a while. If things go well, I'll see you guys around Dec/Jan--could be March for all I know--and I'll be down one kidney. If things don't go so good, I'll be back in a couple weeks with both kidneys.
Fingers crossed.
On to the ale... Yerp, it’s that Dark Mild again.
Enjoy the prime brewing season, fellas!
Fingers crossed.
On to the ale... Yerp, it’s that Dark Mild again.
Enjoy the prime brewing season, fellas!
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Love this fresh-hopped beer. Don’t think I’ve seen it in 5 years.
If this were 1976, drinking a quart of Miller High Life was about as great as it gets! Boy, have things changed since the Beer Revolution. It’s times like this that I wax nostalgically for other past great times, and some of the historic great beers that made them great!
Today’s trip down memory lane we re-visit and examine another old friend and a great beer. Miller High Life once commanded a huge share of the North American beer market. At 4.6% ABV and lowish IBU’s, this easy-drinking lager has minimal head and zero lacing. At $2.99 for this quart, it’s a great bargain. Miller’s “Champagne of Beers” gets away with the clear glass using modified hops, so it never gets skunked. Impressive!
I thought I might chime in on the beer bar mix – delicious and appropriate with an American mainstay like Miller, I read somewhere that people’s cruddy fingers leave residual Pee-Pee in the bar mix, SO FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, DON’T SHARE!!!
Miller comes on a bit sweet to my palate, but taste memory can be short and it is gone after a few big swigs. This is a College Frat chugging beer. Miller was a premium and costly beer when I was in school, now it is shamefully relegated to the left end of the beer rack. Aw, who cares, good beer……. CHUG… CHUG… CHUG… CHUG !!!
Today’s trip down memory lane we re-visit and examine another old friend and a great beer. Miller High Life once commanded a huge share of the North American beer market. At 4.6% ABV and lowish IBU’s, this easy-drinking lager has minimal head and zero lacing. At $2.99 for this quart, it’s a great bargain. Miller’s “Champagne of Beers” gets away with the clear glass using modified hops, so it never gets skunked. Impressive!
I thought I might chime in on the beer bar mix – delicious and appropriate with an American mainstay like Miller, I read somewhere that people’s cruddy fingers leave residual Pee-Pee in the bar mix, SO FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, DON’T SHARE!!!
Miller comes on a bit sweet to my palate, but taste memory can be short and it is gone after a few big swigs. This is a College Frat chugging beer. Miller was a premium and costly beer when I was in school, now it is shamefully relegated to the left end of the beer rack. Aw, who cares, good beer……. CHUG… CHUG… CHUG… CHUG !!!
HB German Pils! Took 3rd at SNERC this past weekend! Not bad out of 24 entries
Nice work, congratulations! That's a fine looking pilsner, with a nice head on it.
Enjoying a last Dark Mild (maybe a brown after dinner) before I start my drive across the country tomorrow morning. I'll be gone for a while. If things go well, I'll see you guys around Dec/Jan--could be March for all I know--and I'll be down one kidney. If things don't go so good, I'll be back in a couple weeks with both kidneys.
Fingers crossed.
On to the ale... Yetp, it’s that Dark Mild again.
Enjoy the prime brewing season, fellas!
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You are doing a wonderful and selfless thing! Best wishes for both patients. Have safe travels, we'll be here when you get back.
And you only need one (at a time) for your Maß Krug!
Ours, too. Wishing you and your sister great results and quick recovery. And be careful on the road with those D. C. plates!
HB, Best Bitter.
LA (lower Alabama) brewed coffee stout. Good coffee aroma and taste.
Treehouse Extra Spooky
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