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Coffee in my favorite mug.
Milk Stout.
Milk Stout.
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Some recent beer. Finally took the time to figure out this since TapaTalk is dead
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It’s pretty easy to upload a picture on the iPhone. Although I can’t figure out how to rotate them. Mashed in.
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Club soda with lemon from the kegerator. Preboil gravity reading 1.072
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Pretty tasty! Carving up 2 pork butts for sausage.
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Doesnt one of you around here have a lavender saison they brew?
Back at the farm. I have homebrew again!
I kegged this just before we went to the city, a little over two weeks ago. I called it “Corn .45”. I brewed it as a Blonde Ale, but it’s basically a malt liquor. A little over 50% flaked corn and corn syrup.
This is a short pour, in a Crown Royal glass
, and I have to say it’s-drinkable. A bit sweet and 7.5% ABV. I have some light beer drinking friends who will like this stuff.
I kegged this just before we went to the city, a little over two weeks ago. I called it “Corn .45”. I brewed it as a Blonde Ale, but it’s basically a malt liquor. A little over 50% flaked corn and corn syrup.
This is a short pour, in a Crown Royal glass
, and I have to say it’s-drinkable. A bit sweet and 7.5% ABV. I have some light beer drinking friends who will like this stuff.
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TwistedGray
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I think I've seen someone do that here before. I think what I would do, what I have done with non-alcoholic beverages, is use a lavender simple syrup as the primer (for bottles) or use in the keg. Just a thought...
Stocked up on some beer while getting groceries for my dad. Good grilling beer. Pork tenderloin, carrots, and pineapples
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SanJuanWorm
Beer. Because you can’t drink bacon.
Finally got out for supplies, including groceries and a trip to the liquor store. Monday mid-afternoon was a good choice to run errands!
This is a Gose-style beer called Gose Face Quila
, by Parallel 49 Brewing. Brewed with tequila, ginger and lime to 7.0% ABV. It was a leftover seasonal in the singles section.
It's...uhm...a little weird on the nose, but the taste is extra clean and the tequila/lime really comes out. Not sure if I'd buy it again, but it's doing the trick!
-M.
This is a Gose-style beer called Gose Face Quila
, by Parallel 49 Brewing. Brewed with tequila, ginger and lime to 7.0% ABV. It was a leftover seasonal in the singles section.It's...uhm...a little weird on the nose, but the taste is extra clean and the tequila/lime really comes out. Not sure if I'd buy it again, but it's doing the trick!
-M.
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SanJuanWorm
Beer. Because you can’t drink bacon.
Ok, enough of that gose nonsense, although it did go down really easy!
Mosaic IPA by Parallel 49, called Time Extend. Not too hoppy and a nice rye taste.
I feel it was a good idea to get out for supplies!
-M.
Mosaic IPA by Parallel 49, called Time Extend. Not too hoppy and a nice rye taste.
I feel it was a good idea to get out for supplies!
-M.
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I don’t hate it, but just a bit too bitter for me. Especially at the end.
One of the older beers from the cellar.
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not me but somebody does. One of the Ohio (I miss home) guys?
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HB Grisette sampler. Now this. This has potential.
HB Grisette sampler. Now this. This has potential.
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walked up the ski hill and body sledded down the hill..wooo!!
Interesting. Two Irish Red Ales. The left one was brewed on 1/19/20, kegged 2/7/20 and the one on right was brewed on 6/16/19, kegged/bottled on 6/30/19 (bottle was in the back of the fridge, forgot I had it).
SanJuanWorm
Beer. Because you can’t drink bacon.
One more of the Parallel series that I grabbed. It's a German Leichtbier called Hobby Horse, and I would leave this one. A plain, foamy 3.5% ABV that was like yellow water. Sigh.
Oh well, the second picture is getting back in the game. A Nordic saison from Iceland called Leifur, named for Leif Eiriksson. 6.8% with lots of citrus. Very nice, and if I can find it, it's a regular in my fridge.
Resistance is futile!
-M.
PS- Don't mind the wooden spoon and pot, I was stirring my apple juice boil...I'm delving into the world of hard cider!
Oh well, the second picture is getting back in the game. A Nordic saison from Iceland called Leifur, named for Leif Eiriksson. 6.8% with lots of citrus. Very nice, and if I can find it, it's a regular in my fridge.
Resistance is futile!-M.
PS- Don't mind the wooden spoon and pot, I was stirring my apple juice boil...I'm delving into the world of hard cider!
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