Since you guys are hogging all of our snow, the least you could do is give us some details on that recipe!
(Seriously, it looks pretty amazing)
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(Seriously, it looks pretty amazing)
Don't you have snow to shovel 
it's like a wind tunnel up here for the whole week!!! Very dry
it's like a wind tunnel up here for the whole week!!! Very dry
Don't you have snow to shovel
Oh wait. You're from Minnesota. I can't throw snow in your face. Sorry
We're New England. We only throw slush
We actually had the first total white Xmas in like 15 years.
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We're New England. We only throw slush
We actually had the first total white Xmas in like 15 years.
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Looks tasty, but what is an MTJF? 
Very tasty 2021 blackberry mead from Queen's Reward Meadery in Tupelo, MS. Great berry aroma and taste. Get some if you can.
It’s one of their fruited sours series called:Looks tasty, but what is an MTJF?
More Than Just Fruit (Cinnamon, Almond, Cranberry, Orange, Peach) The adjuncts in this beer are listed in the parentheses.
Skiers breakfast! 
Lemongrass and lime lager
Since you guys are hogging all of our snow, the least you could do is give us some details on that recipe!
(Seriously, it looks pretty amazing
You can have the snow. Got hit with 14” last week, 3-5” today.Since you guys are hogging all of our snow, the least you could do is give us some details on that recipe!
(Seriously, it looks pretty amazing)
I haven’t brewed someone else’s recipe in 10 years. So this is Joe Formanek’d recipe. Four Tsarinas is the recipe. It’s fantastic! I struggled to get one right. I’ll brew this every year.
Now I've got Van Morrison in my head. Love that song!!Do they use Tupelo honey?
Enjoying the last bottle of Sapporo.
Local hazy, in a proper glass.
I had a Japanese rice lager with lemongrass last summer. It was perfect for August and so memorable I’m planning to make a lager with it this year. It was interesting, I thought the lemongrass came through more like a dry hop, like Citra or similar. I have to read more about this.
Very nice German pilsner. Tasty, refreshing; nothing not to like about this beer.
Destination Unknown, an 8% all-Mosaic hazy dipa from Fieldwork Brewing.
About an hour North of Cologne is the home of König Pilsener, Duisburg-Beeck Germany. König Brauerei makes another of the great Northern German Pilsners, named using the Pilsener spelling variation used frequently in the North.
4.9% ABV and another one of those crystal-clear brews. Makes me thirsty just looking at it! Check out the clarity!
Proudly brewed under the Reinheitsgebot Beer Purity Law of 1516 - that means just the good stuff, Water, Barley Malt and Hops (Yeast too, that came later). That’s right, none of that other stuff, no wheat, rice, corn, potatoes, bread crusts, pumpkins, sawdust, athletic socks… None of it!
That’s what makes a fantastic lager like this great Pilsner. Another one you are sure to enjoy… follow the recipe and walk in those big footsteps folks, it’s sure to please. Prost!
4.9% ABV and another one of those crystal-clear brews. Makes me thirsty just looking at it! Check out the clarity!
Proudly brewed under the Reinheitsgebot Beer Purity Law of 1516 - that means just the good stuff, Water, Barley Malt and Hops (Yeast too, that came later). That’s right, none of that other stuff, no wheat, rice, corn, potatoes, bread crusts, pumpkins, sawdust, athletic socks… None of it!
That’s what makes a fantastic lager like this great Pilsner. Another one you are sure to enjoy… follow the recipe and walk in those big footsteps folks, it’s sure to please. Prost!
How are those Armenian beers? Never saw one before.
HB honey wheat graf.
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STS vs me following the homebrew recipe. I didn’t use the dingemans Pilsner malt that Russian River has, and mine is not quite clear yet, so there’s a clear color difference.
Clear flavor difference too, but you might think they are different batches of the same beer. STS is a little more hop forward - nice floral with a bit of red berry fruitiness. Mine has more maltiness which I expect from Weyerman Pilsner, and a bit more spicy hop character.
Both good, though I would choose the real deal.
How ‘bout those Buckeyes!!!
Ah, Yes! Push keto back another 10 days (or so). Go bucks!
(And shout out to Jack Sawyer for the #2 greatest single individual college football play that I have witnessed)
(And shout out to Jack Sawyer for the #2 greatest single individual college football play that I have witnessed)
Saturday morning tankard of coffee.
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Ughh lol true story
