Vicksburg, MS, Key City oatmeal stout. Nice coffee bitterness but less body than I'd expect in an oatmeal. Still, a good beer.
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Bone Dust Wheat Ale from Bridger Brewing in Bozeman. They call it a wheat ale but it’s a Wit; the description includes coriander, white pepper, and orange peel. Pretty good. I think this is what Blue Moon wants to be when it grows up. 
Have you looked into ALDC? It's a game changer for hop creep.
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At Strangebird Brewing Company.
Strangeburner & BARREL FERMENTED MASSIVE SPIRE (sorry for the caps & copy & paste). Followed but a 12oz Fest Beer Milk Tube (not pictured) then a Midnight Priestess & Infinite Cosmos (strawberry & kiwi). Also not pictured a sample of Bird Light Yuzu.
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HB Mountain DIPA. Pretty happy with this, I think I pushed the bitterness a touch too high, and the batch of Centennial I've used seems to have thrown some weird mint-like flavour. Also, despite being sat at 4°C for a week and getting gelatin, it hasn't even begun to consider clarifying.
Margarita time.
Local Wit and boxing has commenced!
Getting ready to put together some homemade frozen banana margaritas for a little get together, kinda a blast from the past with friends. So we'll see how it turns out. In the meantime...
Pilsner in an improper glass.
A pint pot of ordinary bitter while watching tonight's thunderstorm annihilate all the waxing and detail work that put into my hairdresser's car this morning. I'm not complaining, we really need the rain and it's just part of living in the Mid-Atlantic. It was nice while it lasted and it gives me an excuse to spoil it again tomorrow morning.
Hot summer sun requires IPA - lots and lots of IPA! What better hoppy thirst quencher than Firestone-Walker’s Union Jack!
7 % ABV, three “C” hops in the boil, a dry hopping with four more, plus Amarillo and Simcoe. Easy to drink - Have a bunch of these and you’ll need to Uber it back to your pad… It’s a classic!
7 % ABV, three “C” hops in the boil, a dry hopping with four more, plus Amarillo and Simcoe. Easy to drink - Have a bunch of these and you’ll need to Uber it back to your pad… It’s a classic!
A tasty, refreshing Jackson, MS brewed sour with peach and lactose, poured by my lovely better half.
Sharing an imperial stout just before the Real Big Baby goes down again.
Local Hippy Dippy store was loaded with Other Half and Equilibrium. 
Time to catch up on the Olympics.
Time to catch up on the Olympics.
Pumping in the OT. Time for the computers to do the work.
This Sazerac barrel is dangerously good. Very juicy cherry
I'm normally a neat guy but God awful tropical tonight. Ice on deck but just want to get the true flavor
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This Sazerac barrel is dangerously good. Very juicy cherry
I'm normally a neat guy but God awful tropical tonight. Ice on deck but just want to get the true flavor
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Blackberry white ale shared with my son. No detectable blackberry or witbier character by my son (who has a great palate and I didn't tell what the beer was) or me (looking for it). Looked at the bottom of the can... one year old.
It wasn't a bad beer, just not what was
expected. Brewed in NOLA.
It wasn't a bad beer, just not what was expected. Brewed in NOLA.
You, sir, are correct. Washed the car at 6.00am this morning and came in around 7.00 am to switch out my gear for waxing and had to change my shirt. With that done, I then changed my shirt again before going out to run errands. The humidity today was absolutely stupid.
Yup, the chips I put out for the fights are beginning to get soggy inside with the AC on.
Boxing, beer, and chips (if a little soggy) is still a great night!Yup, the chips I put out for the fights are beginning to get soggy inside with the AC on.
Drinking my last bottle of this batch of blonde ale. It earned a third place in its category at my county fair hobby homebrew contest. My Czech Pilsner got a 1st as well as Judge’s Choice award. And my dunkel got another 1st and People’s Choice. Pretty happy with the results.
Congrats!
Earlier tonight, sharing the last beer (SA Summer Ale) with my son for a while as he gets ready to head out very early Sunday morning for MOS-T training at Fort San Houston for two months.
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We wanted to rescue a dog from a local shelter. Unfortunately our now oldest dog is a rescue (Charlotte) who’s very selective around other dogs. We knew it would be a lot of work and may only lead to issues that never go away when a lot of the dogs at the local shelters say they are best as a single pet in a house. So a puppy would be the best way to introduce a new dog to our pack. So far it’s been going really well and Charlotte (our selective dog) loves playing with the puppy and is so good with her.
Coffee from the Dream Bean coffee shop in Grand Marais, MI (roasted in Traverse City, MI). Nice light roast, fruity, clean and slightly acidic. Perfect as my home roasted beans have time to off gas.
Coffee, protein drink, electrolytes... preparing for a morning walk after finishing USA/France VBall match.
A slight variation on a Corpse Reviver No2
25ml Tanqueray #10
25ml lemon juice
25ml Cointreau
25ml Cocci Americano
Bar spoon of homemade orange oleo saccharum
Couple of dashes of Absinthe
Twist of lemon
25ml Tanqueray #10
25ml lemon juice
25ml Cointreau
25ml Cocci Americano
Bar spoon of homemade orange oleo saccharum
Couple of dashes of Absinthe
Twist of lemon
Slow pace, good music, electrolytes
Late brunch before they turn these into tacos. NH businesses are doing an eat local for the month. Most breweries around here do unhealthy foods. You laugh but id have this everyday. However, you put a fried chix or onion rings in front of my face I'll eat it.
Supporting NH and Maine bluefin Tina platr
With a N/A Notch (Mass) Hazy. Not bad. Can pour. A little metalically but aroma and taste is good.
Supporting NH and Maine bluefin Tina platr
With a N/A Notch (Mass) Hazy. Not bad. Can pour. A little metalically but aroma and taste is good.
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That haddock corn chowder sounds delicious. A nice sized serving of that in a sourdough bread bowl on a fall afternoon and I'd be very happy.
It’s tasty if you enjoy the Earthiness of beets.
My Daughter gave me a 6 pack of these for my Birthday. My first ever Milk Stout after all my beer drinking years. It was very smooth and enjoyable.
Good day for the USA
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