What are you drinking now?

[TwistedGray]

HB Session Oatmeal Stout

 

[Immocles]

HB citra pils

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

Blind Owl and John Lee Hooker and the 5 Deadly Venoms

 

[orionol73]

Crowler times!

 

[RCope]

HB "Long White Cloud" WCIPA with NZ Hops, while kegging a Zappa Blonde:

 

[TheEagleRising]

Full pour of my Hobo Sex Fight. Getting lots of grapefruit, definitely not bitter, and smooth. I think it needs some more time to condition though

 

[SanJuanWorm]

Had just enough of my Grapefruit NEIPA for a glass at the end of bottling, and even though it's not carbonated, I'm liking the colour and opacity. The taste/smell is incredible, and no real hop burn. It's pretty strong as well (approx 8.2%) so I'm feeling this already! Nice!

I think I'll add more base/flavour malts the next run, as it gets a little lost in the grapefruit flavour, although the extra oats did help...and a filter during priming really helped this beer out. Cannot wait for it to carb up!! Very happy!

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

HB Dubbel (Trappist Yeast WY3787)

Rounding out my weekend with a flight from KSFO-KPHX

 

[Noob_Brewer]

Had just enough of my Grapefruit NEIPA for a glass at the end of bottling, and even though it's not carbonated, I'm liking the colour and opacity. The taste/smell is incredible, and no real hop burn. It's pretty strong as well (approx 8.2%) so I'm feeling this already! Nice!

I think I'll add more base/flavour malts the next run, as it gets a little lost in the grapefruit flavour, although the extra oats did help...and a filter during priming really helped this beer out. Cannot wait for it to carb up!! Very happy! View attachment 726960

Thats a great color man! Congrats!

 

[SanJuanWorm]

Thanks a bunch, @Noob_Brewer ! It's going to be a regular brew now, methinks. I just have to tweak the grains and/or extract a bit for my setup. Cannot wait for a carbed sip, and hopefully it'll be in the sunshine.

Cheers!

 

[fourfarthing]

OEC

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Old stomping grounds...

 

[camonick]

Been working on the barn all day. Who would’ve thought rebuilding an old set of doors from scratch would take the whole day? Dinner and a HB Flat Tire.

 

[orionol73]

 

[Immocles]

Been working on the barn all day. Who would’ve thought rebuilding an old set of doors from scratch would take the whole day? Dinner and a HB Flat Tire.
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Think how long it took before power tools.

 

[Immocles]

 

[camonick]

Think how long it took before power tools.

That’s the truth. By my estimate, my barn is 115+ years old and I’d guess the door I replaced was original construction. It was south facing to boot and weathered and broken. I used the wood shapers at my brother’s cabinet shop to tongue and groove the boards and assembled every thing with a cordless drill and screws. The price of lumber and hardware now is ridiculous too!! Relaxing with a HB Bohemian black lager now. And my handy work.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Shhhhh.... don't tell the FAA I'm tanked.


PhP EJ

 

[Immocles]

That’s the truth. By my estimate, my barn is 115+ years old and I’d guess the door I replaced was original construction. It was south facing to boot and weathered and broken. I used the wood shapers at my brother’s cabinet shop to tongue and groove the boards and assembled every thing with a cordless drill and screws. The price of lumber and hardware now is ridiculous too!! Relaxing with a HB Bohemian black lager now. And my handy work.
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Yeah lumber is absolutely insane right now. We have to replace our cellar doors and its most likely going to cost about 500% more than it would have like 15 months ago. But it needs to get done sooner rather than later (plus i'm going to die on the stairs if they don't get replaced as well).
I have two uncles that are pretty insanely good at woodworking. They make all sorts of little knick knacks for church festivals and such. The one was absolutely addicted to that Woodwright's Shop tv show that used to air on PBS. The number of times I sat in my grandparents living room with glossy eyes having to watch that while a perfectly good Nintendo sat unused...

 

[grampamark]

HB Blonde Ale after replacing the fuel pump in one of my grandson’s college friend’s pickup. A 91 Chevy with 207K miles and what appeared to be the original pump. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one last that long.

 

[Noob_Brewer]

HB Blonde Ale after replacing the fuel pump in one of my grandson’s college friend’s pickup. A 91 Chevy with 207K miles and what appeared to be the original pump. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one last that long.View attachment 726983View attachment 726984

You are DEFINITELY the "cool" grampa man! Imagine your grandchild talking to friends in college: Friend says: "you mean your grampa can fix my truck AND give us home-brew beer? excellent!" lol

 

[grampamark]

You are DEFINITELY the "cool" grampa man! Imagine your grandchild talking to friends in college: Friend says: "you mean your grampa can fix my truck AND give us home-brew beer? excellent!" lol

There’s 6 of them sitting around the table right now. They’ve inhaled most of the ginormous kettle of chili my wife made, a growler of homebrew, and put a dent in the 30 pack of Miller Lite my grandson brought.

 

[camonick]

HB Irish Stout

 

[orionol73]

HB Blonde Ale after replacing the fuel pump in one of my grandson’s college friend’s pickup. A 91 Chevy with 207K miles and what appeared to be the original pump. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one last that long.View attachment 726983View attachment 726984

Damn you do it right and don’t just drop the tank!

 

[camonick]

The one was absolutely addicted to that Woodwright's Shop tv show that used to air on PBS.

I used to watch that show when I was younger too. I thought it was so cool the way that dude built everything with hand tools.

 

[grampamark]

Damn you do it right and don’t just drop the tank!
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Moving the box back takes about as much time as draining the gas tank. It reduces the time it takes to replace the pump by about 75%.

 

[mullet6577]

Damn you do it right and don’t just drop the tank!
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IMO...I'd pull a bed over dropping a tank 10 of 10 times if I had to. Sadly, I tend to have end up working on cars more than trucks so there's not a choice, fortunately access panels are usually a thing

 

[camonick]

A GUINNESS

 

[orionol73]

Moving the box back takes about as much time as draining the gas tank. It reduces the time it takes to replace the pump by about 75%.

IMO...I'd pull a bed over dropping a tank 10 of 10 times if I had to. Sadly, I tend to have end up working on cars more than trucks so there's not a choice, fortunately access panels are usually a thing

Father in law just cut a hole in the bed

 

[pshankstar]

Started off with a lager then many IPAs (some not pictured) and then lastly my homebrewed American Barleywine which I feel is still drinking really nicely.
Yes those ribs were delicious!!! The Miller was a nice pallet cleanser after dinner and between beers.