What are you drinking now?

[Rish]

Last of a cyser bottled 11/25/2020. Pretty good. 9.5%.

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

Glidden Point Oysters with local West coast IPA. Nice compliment.

They've got mobile saunas they run during the winter time

And you can jump off the dock into the water

Wouldn't be Maine if you didn't get stuck behind Farmer Joe. At least he's not hauling manure.

Nice farm stand tho.

And then there's a sign

by the side of the road

Magenta and Roma. One wild concord grape and other herbal

Don't mess with Dizzy on duty

 

[Rish]

Skip Barber

Actually, the AL track is George Barber, the dairy products mogul. Beautiful park, often referred to as the Augusta of racing. There's also a museum on site with over 900 motorcycles from the very earliest to the latest models. You're right about the racing: 2.38 miles, 17 turns. Talladega is 2.66 and only has 4!

https://barberracingevents.com/about-the-park/

 

[Bramling Cross]

Actually, the AL track is George Barber, the dairy products mogul. Beautiful park, often referred to as the Augusta of racing. There's also a museum on site with over 900 motorcycles from the very earliest to the latest models. You're right about the racing: 2.38 miles, 17 turns. Talladega is 2.66 and only has 4!

https://barberracingevents.com/about-the-park/

Ah! Okay, that makes sense. I was trying to get to Alabama via the Skip Barber site and it didn't work. I figured the track was just sponsored by Skip or something. Makes sense now. Thank you for clearing that up!

Sorry about the dumb assumptions--and I did spend some time looking at his collection of bikes. He has some serious beasts. It's well worth the click!

Okay, time to go to bed. The Niners are about to kick off and I don't want to ruin my night.

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

New to me stein, the description said small, they should have said short. It’s okay the more beer the better, right?

 

[Bramling Cross]

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New to me stein, the description said small, they should have said short. It’s okay.

That thing is awesome! Gotta link?

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

@Bramling Cross These were the only two the Etsy seller had. Vintage West Germany. If you search vintage glass beer stein you are bound to find something you like in your price range. I found a pair of so-called baby steins that probably hold about 8 oz, but the seller was in the UK. I hope that’s at least a little helpful to anyone that’s in the market for such things.

 

[loganklaas]

HB Raspberry Hard Lemonade. The new batch is bubbling away nicely.

 

[BongoYodeler]

Is this Dry Thursday and I missed the memo? There’s usually some posts in this thread by now.

Wine day for me today.

 

[bailey mountain brewer]

You should've seen mine last month! The Bods is due to kick any day now and I think that was kegged in August. I would gladly share a pint of your best bitter with you. At any rate, you have me beat with your beer engine. Here's my hoopty beer engine...
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Feel free to laugh, I certainly don’t take it seriously. It’s not too shabby with leftover dregs from the fermenter on kegging day, though. It’ll shove a nice head into them and knock some CO2 out of ales that I've over-carbed.

I'm all for sharing.... the beer engine was my xmas gift from my wife, ima lucky guy. However she loves the cask style beers so I think she had an ulterior motive. Not laughing, it might look jenky but it works, all that matters.

 

[MaxStout]

No, it's Anything But Dry Thursday because the damned Niners are choking playing tonight.

Here's my plan.

1) Drink two three beers while making a colossal Mexican dinner.

1a) Realize that <4% UK ales are over matched by this task, switch to German lager.

2) Drink a beer while eating that colossal Mexican dinner. Clean the plate and lick it clean...no carbs left behind!

3) Fight off the colossal Mexican dinner coma and do the dishes, have a beer while doing so.

4) Long hot shower. Stop being so cheap! Drain the water heater.

5) Go to bed and enjoy a restful night prior to kickoff.

Step one is complete, will be switching to step 1a) momentarily.

Pattison's Boddingtons '76 recipe
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Bods with a splash of mild
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Straight mild
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Dammit, you owe me a new keyboard!

 

[MaxStout]

A bit of Doppelbock on a sunny afternoon.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Might be worthless at work tomorrow....

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Anyone in the North East seeing the Northern lights? OT..beer

 

[day_trippr]

We put spacey stuff in this thread - check out the last post...

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/spot-the-space-station.407415/page-29#post-10412808

 

[pshankstar]

Anyone in the North East seeing the Northern lights? OT..beer

Here you go. From tonight around 7:30pm in my backyard.
Now roasting coffee and enjoying this stout from the cellar.
This aged really well. Amazing barrel character, strong chocolate notes, hazelnut then follows but no vanilla. Smooth, thick and not boozy at all.
Not sure why it’s putting the photos in the reply.

 

[ClaudiusB]

I am enjoying a cool night with a few homebrew Oktoberfest beers.

 

[pshankstar]

Here you go @ThirstyPawsHB some more photos from my backyard within the half hour. Not as vibrant but still beautiful and just amazing.

 

[leedspointbrew]

HB blonde ale.
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Cool mug.

 

[bailey mountain brewer]

Anyone in the North East seeing the Northern lights? OT..beer

Central PA

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Jelly! Thanks fellas! Someone from Central Texas got a pic of Red on the news...not sure I believe it though.

 

[MaxStout]

Some Radeberger while out back this afternoon.

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

Oyster stout

 

[CDS]

Probably one of the last warm days left this year. Gotta enjoy em while we can!

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

Shipyard pumpkin

 

[Rish]

Very tasty hefe

 

[Beermeister32]

Paulaner, since 1634 is one of the major Munich brewers - and they make a whole slate of terrific brews! Paulaner is also responsible for producing the model Festbier currently used at most Oktoberfest celebrations worldwide, they know what they’re doing!

Paulaner Pils is one fantastic Pilsner. Advertised as a Bavarian Style Pils, this is a delicious 4.8% ABV beer. A lot of Pilsners are hop forward enough to lose the malt backbone. Not with a Paulaner Pils. I’m picking up a nice malt base, tasty and delicious, but hoppier than say a Helles as you would expect.

I jumped onto the Paulaner website and their Pils is brewed using Hallertauer Tradition and Herkules hops. Great Continental hopping additions make one great Pils! Prost!

 

[pshankstar]

Enjoyed the Pilsner, Pale Ale, Nectar Sour & IPA. From top to bottom.
At Naples Brewing Company, on the way home from closing the camper for the season.

 

[ClaudiusB]

 

[bailey mountain brewer]

Local ipa

 

[Rish]

From the world's oldest brewery to America's oldest brewery. It's good!

 

[Pehlman17]

Bubbles.

This glass used to have a really fancy Ommegang logo on it. Too many rounds in the dishwasher over the years.

 

[camonick]

Pretty bland with a little bit of skunk.

 

[Rish]

HM limocello night cap before another day at the races tomorrow.

 

[ClaudiusB]

Our homebrew Oktoberfest beer.

 

[Pehlman17]

 

[Tony B]

Mostly tears in this can of beer after watching my Padres get their ***** handed to them 2 games in a row and be knocked out for the season.

 

[Pehlman17]

 

[CDS]

 

[orionol73]

Just catching up on the thread, here are some of my better ones from Thursday night. We were under the lights, it was wild!

Beer