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Home brew oatmeal stout, brewed back in march- it's gotten smoother with age.
 

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Do you brew small batches? You seem to have a plentiful amount of different styles every week.
Mostly 5 gallons. I'm the only one drinking them so they last a while. Supplies are dwindling now so I need to get set up to brew at this new house soon! I'll be down to cider if I don't, not that there's anything wrong with that. 🍻
 
Lemon water for one more night, then I’ll be brewing a quick Citra NEIPA, and having some much-anticipated beers!

Finished with the Moto stage for my sakè and just started the first build-up stage called Hatsuzoe. Doesn’t look like much yet, but it’s definitely Sakè in there. Added 1cup of Koji, 2.5cups rice and 2.75cups of water. If you look closely at the photo, the milky stuff in between the rice is a very happy Koji culture getting it on! Woohoo!🥳 It smells amazing and if I was mini, I’d fall into the fermenter from the boozy fumes!! Yes!
Tomorrow is the Nakazoe addition…6cups rice, 1.5cups Koji and 8.75cups water. Lots more steaming to go, as the last addition before the 3 week rest is 5lbs(!!) rice and 20oz Koji, with 1.1gallons water. Whewph!

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A flight with dinner, on a beautiful Holiday Friday at a nearby brewery. A flight of five: Golden Ale, Irish Red, Oktoberfest, Honey Kolsch, and an American Light Lager named, “The Lightest Beer We Got.”

All were very good, and my Buffalo Chicken Wrap was excellent.

For dessert, a local interpretation of a West Coast IPA. Hits all the right notes.
 

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A flight with dinner, on a beautiful Holiday Friday at a nearby brewery. A flight of five: Golden Ale, Irish Red, Oktoberfest, Honey Kolsch, and an American Light Lager named, “The Lightest Beer We Got.”

All were very good, and my Buffalo Chicken Wrap was excellent.

For dessert, a local interpretation of a West Coast IPA. Hits all the right notes.
The brewery is named Antietam Brewing, and is not far from the Civil War (American) battlefield, the site of the bloodiest day of fighting in any war American troops were involved in.

The Flight carrier is a replica of the iconic bridge over the river at Antietam, where some of the fiercest fighting occurred. Estimates are 26,000 combatant casualties were suffered on that single day.
 
1872 porter from the handpull. Maybe it's all in my head but the engine just seems to make it better.

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I totally agree. I used to belong to a brew club with a lot of british Ex pats. The Real ale event was by far my favourite event of the year. 3 or 4 beer engines and lots of british ales. It's just so much better and more flavourfull i believe.
 

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