Another Nebraska beer

Are they, (Brick & Feather), like Singlecut using music references when naming their beers? Or is it just a coincidence in this case?
I've wondered about it. In Abstentia was one of there first and my fav of theirs. The town they're in is just on the border of colleges in the western border of mass. So I'd assume artsy. The town is eclectic too. Use to be a run down mill town that has turned around a little and artsy. So I've noticed a lot of their themes are music & literature. Interesting as it's surrounded by rivers and hills. Here's a pic heading into town over a bridge towards the steeple. Deleted nice pix of the hills surrounding itAre they, (Brick & Feather), like Singlecut using music references when naming their beers? Or is it just a coincidence in this case?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Absentia
Seems like all the HB Märzens were a dud this year.And another sample of my Marzen that I am about to give up on. This one might be a dumper.
First time growing them so I'd only be guessing. It looked like the correct color this time. The other one we picked a week ago was good but only 95% ripe though still fine to cook with.Early for that butternut, no?
First time growing them so I'd only be guessing. It looked like the correct color this time. The other one we picked a week ago was good but only 95% ripe though still fine to cook with.
That makes sense. I'll be less likely to pull the trigger too early on the next one. I'm just this side of clueless with the butternut squash.The green line makes me think it is early. Then again only yesterday did I watch how do you know when it's harvest time, as I have two that are looking ready.
That makes sense. I'll be less likely to pull the trigger too early on the next one. I'm just this side of clueless with the butternut squash.
I baked one then added milk, eggs, cornmeal, diced onion, salt and pepper and then cooked them like pancakes. It's probably something people already do but I just made up the recipe. Great with sour cream and butter.