#1 Best beer on site. HB Tripel/Oak/Chardonnay. Artic front arrived. Thank goodness for the fire pit. It's like 77F! 
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If we fostered, we'd have like 50 dogs on site. With that out of way, what the heck are you watching TG, R rated beach volleyball??
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Local Cornish golden ale after a morning surfing. From Keltek in Redruth, about half an hour inland. It's pretty good, finishes a bit sweet for my taste but perfectly palatable.
Sample of the Tart Cherry Belgian Quad. It's a bit much so blending with original.
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Going through pictures from Fri night Hagar concert. This sums it up with people I grew up with. Treehouse, lights and fireball
Plastic fireballs minis, no less!
An awesome neipa that consists of comet, chinook, & ctz. 
Sump pump did pretty good. About 95% completed but this manual labor is for the birds.
Edit, there's no grounding plug so as the on/off switch got a bit wet, got nailed a few times with 120vac. But you know, kinda makes you feel alive!!
Edit, there's no grounding plug so as the on/off switch got a bit wet, got nailed a few times with 120vac. But you know, kinda makes you feel alive!!
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very nice helles.
Time for some kill'en...
Bargain bin local Lager, pretty good
Bargain bin local Lager, pretty good
Hb Czech pils
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If we fostered, we'd have like 50 dogs on site. With that out of way, what the heck are you watching TG, R rated beach volleyball??
They're A LOT, lol! Too much at times, honestly.
It's more like rated PG, no microkinis. Pervs
Sample of my HB sour
Great dark lager from @Dgallo
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AL brewed Belgian white. They added kaffir lime leaves, fresh ginger and chamomile flowers to the brew but the additions are so subtle that they don't interfere with the definite wit character. Tasty beer, good body.
Moving forward....
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Glad you liked it brother!They're A LOT, lol! Too much at times, honestly.
It's more like rated PG, no microkinis. Pervs
Sample of my HB sour
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Great dark lager from @Dgallo
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Got a post on the Gram from just down the street. Moderation. I'll go with the Treehouse and wait for another weekend to crack open. There's always Monday
HB Mexican Cake clone. If I haven't told y'all before, I like it!
Here’s one we don’t get around here very often – Ayinger Maibock!
This is a beer that bites you back! Drinking almost like a Dortmunder or a really heavy Helles – at 7.0% ABV, it definitely is a bigger beer than many others out there.
Maibock beers are Bock beers, designed for Spring or May release for Spring festivals. They are big beers and while very malty, some have a touch more hops to them. It’s a big balanced beer.
I poured off a bit into a glass to show you the color. Ayinger makes great beers, they are really dialed in! Prost!
This is a beer that bites you back! Drinking almost like a Dortmunder or a really heavy Helles – at 7.0% ABV, it definitely is a bigger beer than many others out there.
Maibock beers are Bock beers, designed for Spring or May release for Spring festivals. They are big beers and while very malty, some have a touch more hops to them. It’s a big balanced beer.
I poured off a bit into a glass to show you the color. Ayinger makes great beers, they are really dialed in! Prost!
How much more of that do you have on hand? You do seem to enjoy it.
AHA Big Brew day 2023, “Nearly Nirvana” IPA.
Unfortunately, just a few. I've got to get off my a++ and brew another batch!
My first try at HM pizza in a cast iron pan on the Weber charcoal. Turned out mighty tasty, despite my cobbling together the ingredients. Didn't make enough dough to bring it to the pan's edges, but will make a little more dough next time.
Plays well with a HB Altbier.
Plays well with a HB Altbier.
orionol73
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HB Amber Ale while brewing a Blonde Ale.
I don't really understand how this works but did the yogurt/yeast thing again about 3hrs ago. Mind you I had several beers and feeling it for sure. This is my 2nd Margarita, finished off the tequila and a couple beers I didn't pic. Also had a couple shots of Elderberry liquor. Believe or not, I'm more sober now then 3hrs ago. Crazy!
Still walking. This is up there with Lemoncello IMHO.
RevKev
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1st 10min of Axel -F, love it already! Working on the ratios but that Ocho Tequila is really good and smooth, more of a sipping tequila... whatever.
Dogs miss the wife I think. She's enjoying the Oregon coast far away from the fires I hope. Oh, I also tried the Jim Koch thing of having yogurt and bread yeast to help drunkenness. Had 9 shots of tequila and a pour of 11.5% beer in 4 hours. Feel great!!Party of one..ish!
This makes me miss home. Even in WI I can't find a Blue Light, not that I'm searching it out. But I wish I could have one.
@Remmy recipe? I've been meaning to brew for 5 yrs lol.
I've bought a sour that looks like a bloody Mary lol.
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That's were the Belgian Quads started all those years ago but it's been morphed over the years.
Here's the recipe..for me it came out at 11.5% (1.108 - 1.029). I brewed this exact recipe (no cherry) several months back but my brew day was a disaster. I bottled the Quad in this case. After a month or so, it became the best Quad I've ever made. Flavor was beautifully over the top.
Fermentation temp is the key. Keep it high, like 80ish, for the esters to shine. I regret adding the cherry infused version to the the plain version. The plain was starting to shine after just a few days kegging. But make sure you use tart cherries. I've tried this with sweet cherries but came out like cough syrup.
The other key is water chemistry. I've tried a bunch of different ones but The Apartment Brewer's chemistry is exactly what I like. It's softer then I think what most people think of for a Quad. That's obviously personal preference.
If you have questions about my notes feel free to PM me. Brew day went perfect. Fermentation was a hell on this batch. I use a Tilt2 to get real time data, love it! My next batch will be 9.5% max.
OT, coffee w/coconut oil
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terrypratt1
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Duck Dude is happy again. HB 9% Raspberry Hard Lemonade
I have a bunch of that in my fridge, not really a fan. Wife seems to like it though.
Out back in the gazebo with a HB ESB. It's cooled to mid-80s today.
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