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Happy IPA day. HB hazy which is not a style I brew a lot. I shoot for a heady topper-esque bitterness and water profile. Pretty good.
Now to wait and see if the thunderstorm I’ve been promised shows up.
Catching up on TV. Hate it when work interferes with sports.
Vieux Carre.
Beers and boxing on Saturday.
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Hb neipa..
orionol73
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How’s that not called Quadrupel Hearted???
RevKev
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Been there. Ughhh
Haven't had a Spyglass smash in a while. Chimichurri
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11.Cosmic Background 10% Triple IPA ($3.00/$6.50) (Two 1/2 pour limit) *Cans To Go
A New England style Imperial IPA hopped with Citra ,Mosaic, Riwaka, and Waimea Hops.
Causality Loop 8% Double IPA ($3.00/$5.50/$9.00) *Cans To Go
A collaboration with Juicy Brewing out of Herndon, VA. A New England style DIPA kettle and dry hopped with Citra, Motueka, and HS-16660 Hops.
TGIFF
11.Cosmic Background 10% Triple IPA ($3.00/$6.50) (Two 1/2 pour limit) *Cans To Go
A New England style Imperial IPA hopped with Citra ,Mosaic, Riwaka, and Waimea Hops.
Causality Loop 8% Double IPA ($3.00/$5.50/$9.00) *Cans To Go
A collaboration with Juicy Brewing out of Herndon, VA. A New England style DIPA kettle and dry hopped with Citra, Motueka, and HS-16660 Hops.
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Last day in Cornwall, driving back tomorrow. Went out with the wife last night and overindulged a little, so offered to stay back with the kids whilst everyone else goes out tonight.
Another local beer, "Cornish ESB" from Ponsanooth near Falmouth. BJCP unlikely to look kindly on it being 0.1% over their totally arbitrary "Strong Bitter" ABV limit
. Really decent, though, best I've had all holiday.
Cooking up some local white crab meat with chilli, garlic, white wine and brown butter to have on some linguine so will probably switch to wine after this.
Another local beer, "Cornish ESB" from Ponsanooth near Falmouth. BJCP unlikely to look kindly on it being 0.1% over their totally arbitrary "Strong Bitter" ABV limit
. Really decent, though, best I've had all holiday.
Cooking up some local white crab meat with chilli, garlic, white wine and brown butter to have on some linguine so will probably switch to wine after this.
The very last bottle of HB ESB.
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Had it in a Fellowship swap earlier this year & concur completely.
2 weeks out & nearly prepped for fall semester deserves some beers. These plus a darl lager from Burial.
Evergrain astrocat.. good stuff.
Lampy
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Hot-fermented T-58 "Belgian" ale. Served in an ice cold mug, the off-notes are muted and it is still flavorful! So not a total bust after all.
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Healthy? Beer. I think so.
Well you do this long enough and you are bound to find some real standouts – and that’s definitely the case with Erdinger Non-Alcoholic Malt Beverage!
A great Bavarian brew, this is one of the best diet beers I’ve had so far. How Erdinger pulls this one off is beyond me. It even has nice lacing, when’s the last time you had THAT in a non-alcohol beer?
Not the easiest beer to round up for sure, but well worth searching this one out. I think you will be impressed, I sure am! Prost!
A great Bavarian brew, this is one of the best diet beers I’ve had so far. How Erdinger pulls this one off is beyond me. It even has nice lacing, when’s the last time you had THAT in a non-alcohol beer?
Not the easiest beer to round up for sure, but well worth searching this one out. I think you will be impressed, I sure am! Prost!
Getting ready to clean the car and decided it's time for a beer!
I tried this breakfast IPA (whatever that means) from Southern Prohibition in Hattiesburg, MS. First sip was pretty hoppy to me but as I continued drinking it got better. Citrus, pretty easy to drink.
I tried this breakfast IPA (whatever that means) from Southern Prohibition in Hattiesburg, MS. First sip was pretty hoppy to me but as I continued drinking it got better. Citrus, pretty easy to drink.
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HB bitter. Not many 4% beers taste this good. Yum!
Heck of a work week. Got a lot done but I’m happy it’s over. Now for a beer!
Only thing better than HB bitter?
More HB bitter!
More HB bitter!
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You never know how much someone is drinking in the "what are you drinking" thread
I'll join in on the bitter trend... hb best bitter.
There are two glasses of water in this picture.
One day left ..
Abita Barney. A fusion of their raspberry lager (Purple Haze) and Helles doppelbock (Andygator). Interesting mix. Slight raspberry, good body. Not bad but I probably wouldn't buy a 6er.
HB CCC Blonde
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