As a diehard IPA drinker do you remember how real beers taste?
What are you drinking now?
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Nothing like chaos at work. Was suppose to be here over 3 hours ago to hit some balls and the pool. This will do. Hot and humid. Boomers! Incoming!!!!
Maybe two
Maybe two
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HB wheat sour
I like these.
Was it a screwup to rename it to a souer?
Yep, my bad. I brewed it for the guys who plant the grain.
HB American Wheat
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Canada for the evening, double back tomorrow
Had a fiddlehead earlier, then came home to no power, drug out the generator and powered the house, so here's a power outage beer, we should have power in 24 to 36 hours, maybe.
Had a couple beers with a work friend of mine tonight. I’ve worked with him for the last fifteen years: part co-worker, part mentor, all friend. He’s fully retiring in a couple weeks (he’s been partially retired for the last 5 years). Kind of teary eyed thinking I might not hear from him as much. I’m the same age as his kids, but he told me tonight that he never viewed me that way, just as a friend. There ARE some really good people in the world. George is one of them.
What went wrong?
Dgallo
Instagram: bantam_brews
Mowing the lawn on a torn meniscus requires a certain Czech medicine lol
My homebrewed double decoction 12*p Cz pale lager. This is probably the most authentic European lager I’ve ever brewed and it just keeps getting better with time. This is going to end up being my house beer that’s always on.
My homebrewed double decoction 12*p Cz pale lager. This is probably the most authentic European lager I’ve ever brewed and it just keeps getting better with time. This is going to end up being my house beer that’s always on.
I’ve been hammering my Kolsch and 189 lager. I’ve reached IPA burnout. These beers bring you back. I’ve sat on my last two kegs. Every pour is like a wow. Wow how good it is, and wow, why have I strayed from these great styles? Good on ya, thing of beauty.
Heads Carolina - Tails California! That’s how it is me traveling from SoCal to Sierra Nevada’s “other” home state, North Carolina!
I follow the beer scene closely on the West coast, so just when you think you have it all figured out, Sierra tosses this one your way. Non-Alcoholic Trail Pass IPA in North Carolina?… and not in SoCal? Me befuddled.
Great non-alcohol brew however, these brewers are really dialing it in!
I follow the beer scene closely on the West coast, so just when you think you have it all figured out, Sierra tosses this one your way. Non-Alcoholic Trail Pass IPA in North Carolina?… and not in SoCal? Me befuddled.
Great non-alcohol brew however, these brewers are really dialing it in!
Waiting for the chaos to simmer down
No hard liquor at the pool. Mayday! Treehouse rums Mai Tai
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A little HM Mott's apple juice hard cider.
Holy smokes! That's drop dead gorgeous!
We got our rain last night!
A glass of Panther Piss Paleo Vulgaris.
A glass of Panther Piss Paleo Vulgaris.
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Silly Acts Brewing
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Thanks a lot! Ivory Teff makes a pretty good wheat substitute. It's not fully carbed, but I'm leaving for vacation at 6 a.m. and didn't want to wait a week.
Kettlehouse Hefe. Looks and tastes a lot like the American Wheat I have on tap.
A homebrew Maibock for tonight.
A sloppy, enthusiastic pour of original flavor Panther Piss:
Well, it’s supposed to be a blond. It’s my tester so likely a little oxidized, but drinkable. First brew made in the new-2-me grainfather.
Call it a dirty blonde.
Had Chelada yesterday so decided to try the Michelada today. Not bad if you like red beer.
I hope you're liking the Grainfather. While I was back home in Oregon this winter I had the chance to help an old friend that recently made the AG plunge and I was absolutely blown away by his Anvil all-in-one. It took me decades to build the functionality into my rig that he bought off the shelf for about a grand.
I was floored. All-in-ones are amazing.
A glass of that too hoppy Helles that I enjoy because I'm a mouth-breathing, knuckle-dragging, village idiot that can't appreciate the high art of a properly made Helles.
It’s so far so good. I need to get better acquainted with the controls… all the tutorials and instructions I have found are the newer models, but I’ll figure it out. When I brew wheat beers I usually step mash and it summer, time for a Hefe.
BTW this is the blond going into a keg. My tester may be more than a little oxidized.
HB IPA
x2 of wife's watermelon margaritas..delish
Pretty good, prefer the original though.
Not bad.....
Love this beer, excellent!
