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HB IPA by pool in branded drinkware. Hard to imagine life can get better than this.
Gin and tonic at local distillery.
Good prophylaxis against malaria
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American blonde waiting for dinner to come out.
HB Schwarzbier
Dry Martini
Well my tour of the top light beers has now come to a close. I saved the 800 lb gorilla in the room for the last - Bud Light used to be the number #1 seller in the country until the marketing fiasco a few years ago that set them back billions of dollars. Which is really sad – an entire American public taking it out on the brewer because of some foolish and not-very-well-thought-out advertising campaign by their marketing people. I think it is time we give Bud Light another chance! Brewer’s redemption!
Bud Light still advertises their “four ingredients” on the can – we know that to be malted barley, rice, hops and water. A little of their “fifth ingredient” signature Budweiser yeast thrown in and voilà! Beer! I saw a video on Budweiser on the tube (er, TV, television, computer monitor, cell phone, smart watch, tablet, whatever you are using). Yes Beermeister32 dates back to tubes and tube television screens. Dinosaur! Boomer! .................
................ anyway, the bit on Budweiser was really interesting – their flagship Budweiser is produced world-wide, at different breweries on multiple continents. That gives all sort of opportunities for propagating negative yeast generational drift – they were very particular about building up their correct yeast reserve of the original strain and shipping it off regularly to the breweries around the world. I think they were packing it up in kegs and sending it off refrigerated. All this to assure the same product, wherever purchased. Now that’s attention to detail!
Bud Light is another clean, low-calorie Lager. Personally, I’ve always preferred Coors Light, or before that Miller Lite – But this is still good, perfect for glugging. Bud Light is still building back after the marketing flap, so you can get this at a pretty steep discount still if you are looking around.
I say punishment is now over. Indulge!
Bud Light still advertises their “four ingredients” on the can – we know that to be malted barley, rice, hops and water. A little of their “fifth ingredient” signature Budweiser yeast thrown in and voilà! Beer! I saw a video on Budweiser on the tube (er, TV, television, computer monitor, cell phone, smart watch, tablet, whatever you are using). Yes Beermeister32 dates back to tubes and tube television screens. Dinosaur! Boomer! .................
................ anyway, the bit on Budweiser was really interesting – their flagship Budweiser is produced world-wide, at different breweries on multiple continents. That gives all sort of opportunities for propagating negative yeast generational drift – they were very particular about building up their correct yeast reserve of the original strain and shipping it off regularly to the breweries around the world. I think they were packing it up in kegs and sending it off refrigerated. All this to assure the same product, wherever purchased. Now that’s attention to detail!
Bud Light is another clean, low-calorie Lager. Personally, I’ve always preferred Coors Light, or before that Miller Lite – But this is still good, perfect for glugging. Bud Light is still building back after the marketing flap, so you can get this at a pretty steep discount still if you are looking around.
I say punishment is now over. Indulge!
HB raspberry hard lemonade in a frosty glass
Good beer. Great cause.
HB brown
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Staying indoors the past couple days. Right now it's 95, with a dewpoint of 73, and a 35 mph wind. I know, you folks farther south would say "pfft, amateurs!" But this heat dome thing sucks. Glad we're not camping.
I just spent a while watering everything in the yard and garden, as some things were starting to shrivel up. Hopefully, they'll all come back.
I need a couple beers. Starting with a HB oatmeal stout.
I just spent a while watering everything in the yard and garden, as some things were starting to shrivel up. Hopefully, they'll all come back.
I need a couple beers. Starting with a HB oatmeal stout.
Sun's going down, guests leaving. Been waiting all year for a day like today @ the pool. Bucket debut nicely with a couple refills. 
Wish my Hb Brown looked liked that
A pint of my house ordinary bitter
And my German pils
Tasty but just a touch more bitterness than I'd prefer. I still keep buying them, though!
Welp, finally got the 'ol kegs cleaned. First HB beer activity'ish from the calf injury. Still ordered not to lift anything above 10lbs so retail it is for now. Fine! This beauty it is then
HB pale ale
Have to pick a side so Go Sports!
Edit: So being a Nebraska guy living in Texas, I guess Indiana it is
Edit: So being a Nebraska guy living in Texas, I guess Indiana it is
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That made me wipe my eye I laughed so hard. I don't have a horse in this race, but I do know what it's like to have to carefully weigh those scales to a nicety.
From Vasili at Wunderkammer. Wish I knew what yarrow tastes like. I'm guessing it's the sweet bittering in it. Good
HB pale ale
That pop on Mr. Haliburton's calf was felt this far away. Difference is I don't have a quarter-billion dollar contract with my company. Anyway, now that I'm depressed....
A HB hazy while the tri tip is grilling.
ClaudiusB
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Start drinking real beers, and your depression will go away. I am never depressed
Amen! ^^
Cooler day today, relaxing out back with a nice Kellerbier. Sehr lecker!
Bulleit Rye on the rocks.
My Raspberry Gose (poured awhile ago... Making dinner)
Bud Light. For no appearant reason I am on a light lager kick the last few days.
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