What are you drinking now?

[orionol73]

 

[6Tap]

Burning Barrel ipa at Infusion Tap house.
Might as well keep the heater going....

 

[camonick]

My wife has been researching our genealogy. My whole family is German or French on the German bother. Maybe explains my enjoyment of Saisons!?!?

Genealogy is really cool as long as you use reliable resources and can verify your findings. Sometimes, while maybe very elaborate and exciting, some family “stories” aren’t always right. My mom has been doing research for many years. She has been to quite a few seminars and visited the Mormon library in Salt Lake City several times. She also belongs to numerous online sites. She has verified several lines of her side back about 12-14 generations to the late 1500s. DNA is also a very interesting animal itself. My mom, 2 of her brothers, 2 of my sisters as well as myself have all submitted our DNA samples and you’d be surprised how different the results can be between full blood relatives. Good luck in your research.
Sláinte

 

[TwistedGray]

Watching CROWNS the play/musical...

Oak barreled saison

Wife got a cocktail with an ice cube that I haven't seen before...mini ice block, neat

 

[bradccook]

Alvarado Street Bubble Bath..

 

[6Tap]

 

[TwistedGray]

Alvarado Street Bubble Bath.. View attachment 617886

Given the circumstances, happily surprised there is carbonation

 

[Abrayton]

HB Simcoe/Mosaic IPA. Coming around at 3 weeks in the keg. Definitely will up the hops next round

 

[camonick]

Starting St. Patrick’s day a little early.
Sláinte

 

[6Tap]

Revision Dbl IPA baby

 

[treacheroustexan]

 

[buckinin]

Genealogy is really cool as long as you use reliable resources and can verify your findings. Sometimes, while maybe very elaborate and exciting, some family “stories” aren’t always right. My mom has been doing research for many years. She has been to quite a few seminars and visited the Mormon library in Salt Lake City several times. She also belongs to numerous online sites. She has verified several lines of her side back about 12-14 generations to the late 1500s. DNA is also a very interesting animal itself. My mom, 2 of her brothers, 2 of my sisters as well as myself have all submitted our DNA samples and you’d be surprised how different the results can be between full blood relatives. Good luck in your research.
Sláinte

Agreed! Reliable resources are key and I’m sure my wife would agree. She has been to the research center in SLC and presented at Rootstech in SLC recently. Because of her my DNA is “on file”!

 

[orionol73]

 

[buckinin]

Damn it! Family history (my wife’s hobby) distracted me!

Mad Tree!

 

[camonick]

I don’t know what it is about Guinness, but I don’t just drink it, I gulp it...
Sláinte

 

[orionol73]

How is that? I keep seeing it but have so far passed on it.

It was good, I’d buy it again. Not as dry as most Bruts

 

[camonick]

Well crap...
Éirinn go Brách
Sláinte

 

[orionol73]

Those sound interesting. How are they?

It was ok. A lot going on there! It’s been around for a while but someone finally got smart enough to break the 6er into pairs

 

[Gravelscratcher]

Been knocking these back, while I brew my NEIPA.
I hope I can find these here...got them in Colorado.
Damn good stuff.

 

[6Tap]

After 11 hours of drinking today.
Its another !!!!! Beer!

 

[Gravelscratcher]

Here's mine.
A lot of Irish and Welsh in there, according to family. This package wasn't too specific.
The Scandonavian and Turkey was a suprise.

 

[jaymosbeershack]

Finally off work. Time for an Hb rye pale ale.

 

[Gravelscratcher]

Drinking hazy pale, while I whirlpool my cryo-citra & cryo-mosaic

 

[6Tap]

Some type of hazy ipa!

 

[SailorJerry]

How many is "all"?

3, oldest turns 5 in May, youngest is 6 months old. Middle one in there somewhere.

 

[treacheroustexan]

Breakfast with my fiancé.

 

[treacheroustexan]

 

[imasickboy]

HB pale ale made with red wine yeast.

 

[DrGMG]

Hopsy Helles.

 

[Numsquat]

No pics but watching movies (Boondock 1&2, Quietman, Michael Collins) drinking a 5g of Irish red, Guinness Foreign, Irish cream and Irish whiskey. SWMBO and I go "big" each year for one minor holiday and one event each. Big food and drink on those days. Hers are the Oscars (she's a big movie buff) and St Patrick's. I'll be cooking up some bangers and mash with bacon cabbage later.

My days are the Super Bowl and 4th of July, both with plenty of bbq and seafood along with plenty of home brew and bourbon. Nice thing is outside of Thanksgiving and Christmas, don't have to really celebrate other holidays (like Valentines day), though I do brew specifically for many holidays.