Hb hazy, citra, galaxy, strata.
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Sharing. Two Stones Pub “The Russian”.
They do different versions - Bourbon the
Russian, Rum Russian, etc. This is the
unadulterated Imperial Stout. 9%.
They do different versions - Bourbon the
Russian, Rum Russian, etc. This is the
unadulterated Imperial Stout. 9%.
Equilibrium brewing glass, their "eq juice" equation.. I thought it was related to random theory but ... I've been drinking..Some context (for the glass) would be nice.
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I’ve tried to brew a non-hazy, dank beer like that a couple times without a lot of luck. Would you be willing to share your hop schedule and info on the Columbus you mentioned?
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Sparkling Hydromel backsweetened w/ honey.
HB Pliny. Head retention is off the chart!
That Mutt and Jeff pair is tough to shoot up close for sure...
Cheers!
Cheers!
I brewed a batch of my Belgian single right before Christmas. After filling my keg, there was still a good bit in the FV, so I quickly cleaned and sanitized a few bottles, added a dose of table sugar and filled a couple. I let them sit for a couple weeks at room temp and then put them in the fridge. I drank one pretty quickly and forgot about the other until tonight.
It’s delicious. I think better than what was in the long gone keg.
It’s delicious. I think better than what was in the long gone keg.
Clearly, that glass is problematic for photography 
HB Buddha Brown Ale. Silver Medal at Coconut Cup in Miami and also 1st round in AHA. On to KC and down the hatch! Cheers
I hate milk stouts, but this is pretty amazing.
Good luck!
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I love that glass...FWB is my hometown. My father and sister both still live there
Cheers!
Lookee here, lookee here! I “scored me” a Samuel Smith gift box variety pack down at the bottle shop! A perfect beer to compliment the rainy weather here in SoCal! Just like in the UK!
Before you ask, yes I washed the glass before pouring! Looking a lot like the beer on the box, Samuel Smith provides the perfect beer glass for English Ales and in this case, “English Lagers!” I’m very impressed with Samuel Smith. Although the bulk of their production is Ales, their Organic Lager is a fantastic Lager brew, and not at all estery or fruity like some of the Ales that they produce.
One great thing about this Lager (or the glass shape) is it makes continuous head as I’m drinking it. Not only that, it is Lagered in their underground caves! This is the way to make a delicious 5% ABV English Lager, it checks off all the boxes. This beer produces foam right on down to the last gulp. Lovely head and lacing, give it a try!
Produced at the Old Tadcaster Brewery and pulling water from the 1758 “hole in the ground” they drilled, just think of all the great brews coming out of this location for all those years. Cheers!
Before you ask, yes I washed the glass before pouring! Looking a lot like the beer on the box, Samuel Smith provides the perfect beer glass for English Ales and in this case, “English Lagers!” I’m very impressed with Samuel Smith. Although the bulk of their production is Ales, their Organic Lager is a fantastic Lager brew, and not at all estery or fruity like some of the Ales that they produce.
One great thing about this Lager (or the glass shape) is it makes continuous head as I’m drinking it. Not only that, it is Lagered in their underground caves! This is the way to make a delicious 5% ABV English Lager, it checks off all the boxes. This beer produces foam right on down to the last gulp. Lovely head and lacing, give it a try!
Produced at the Old Tadcaster Brewery and pulling water from the 1758 “hole in the ground” they drilled, just think of all the great brews coming out of this location for all those years. Cheers!
Out back with a Warsteiner pilsner...err...pilsener.
Been off IPAs in general for awhile now, but they lured me in with this. It’s…fine?
Catching up with friends after spending the first part of my day wrenching on my wife's car.. subframe back in and starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel... localish brewery, .. summer ipa they call it.
After a half day of looking at houses, this tall, cold, tasty, refreshing cream ale is just what I needed.
At a company party… this is the “strongest” stuff they have.
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