What are you drinking now?

[Hoppy2bmerry]

Pregaming for NHC awards ceremony.

 

[whoaru99]

Surly Mosh Pit

 

[camonick]

A little rain shower drove me inside so I decided to have a beer… shower is already over.
HB Dunkel

 

[Willy]

HB German Pilsner , mostly mittelfru with some saaz because I can.

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

Thai takeout and the packy has this sitting in the cooler on sale 6pk for $14.99. twist my arm

 

[BongoYodeler]

First glass of my latest RHL.

 

[buckinin]

A couple beers after a long day of softball. 5:15 wake up call for an 8 am game tomorrow. The things you do for your kids! (I actually love driving her and watching her play and would get up a lot earlier if needed.)

 

[Bramling Cross]

Still working my way through the bottomless keg of Panther Piss. It refuses to die.

 

[hilljack13]

BLT and winter warmer. I had the CO2 up to 15psi and forgot!

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Sobor since Tuesday and lost 5lbs. Good enough for now...

 

[hilljack13]

Sobor since Tuesday and lost 5lbs. Good enough for now...

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I cut back to weekends...no weight loss.

 

[Tony B]

Had to get out of the house for a bit to decompress after a rough week. We decided to walk the entire two blocks to the local Hess brewery/tasting room.
We went with the pitcher of the week, which happened to be their “ Lady in Red” , Red ale. Pretty tasty

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Now we're down to losing 3lbs....

 

[hilljack13]

Abita Brewing Helles Dopplebock. Quickly becoming a favorite for high ABVs not an IPA.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

I cut back to weekends...no weight loss.

I naturally eat a lower carb fresh food diet also. But more likely, I have WAY more to lose so don't lose faith!

 

[camonick]

First glass of my latest RHL.

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I’ll join you. Mine is almost gone.

 

[Rish]

2019 Trader Joe's vintage spiced ale. Lots of malt, subtle spice and dark fruit, aged well, 9%, tasty. Not you're usual AL 90*F+ quaff but emptying the beer fridge for the move and I have it pretty chilly in the man cave.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Yum yum

 

[Pehlman17]

 

[ClaudiusB]

I'm enjoying a healthy,

homemade German Dampfbier breakfast.

 

[Bramling Cross]

My Hefeweizen is starting to clear a bit, I need to give the keg a shake.

 

[ClaudiusB]

My Hefeweizen is starting to clear a bit, I need to give the keg a shake.
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I have two modified kegs, just for Weizen beer, to keep all the sediment in suspension. I inject CO2 when required to create a muddy storm to keep friends and neighbors happy.
I prefer Kristallweizen, not that muddy stuff.

 

[Bramling Cross]

I have two modified kegs, just for Weizen beer, to keep all the sediment in suspension. I inject CO2 when required to create a muddy storm to keep friends and neighbors happy.
I prefer Kristallweizen, not that muddy stuff.

Thank you, sir! Once I saw that you posted above me, I considered editing my post to ask you how you handle this issue. In the past I shared your preference for Kristalweizen, but I'm really happy about the yeast flavor in this batch--I suppose due to the open fermentation.

Thanks for the idea, it's an elegant solution and it looks like a fun, easy project. Appreciate it, sir!

 

[Pennine]

#1 Mild and I dumped the last half a glass and started kegging the German pils. Last pint best pint as always. Hopefully the novalager clears up a bit, the pils is fantastic very young which is surprising. I might harvest some of this.

 

[Bramling Cross]

#1 Mild and I dumped the last half a glass and started kegging the German pils. Last pint best pint as always. Hopefully the novalager clears up a bit, the pils is fantastic very young which is surprising. I might harvest some of this.

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Congrats! I actually shifted gears today and decided that my Panther Piss keg has no desire to die, so I'm going after the hefe keg instead.

[Edit] Yessssss!!!!! It just blew! I can keg!

 

[Rich_O]

Glass of Altbier

Brewed a few times, based on the alt recipe from BCS. This version has double the melanoidin & carafa 3 and uses WLP036

Probably more dunkel than alt, delicious none the less

Next time I brew this, will drop the carafa III and melanoidin (replacing with Munich1/2) and keep WLP036

Prost!

 

[Section1]

Not feeling like doing much today so.....

 

[Bramling Cross]

With a keg freed up, it's time for fermenter dregs from my batch of Ron Pattinson's '71 Bodingtons clone. It's a great summer bitter recipe and I can't recommend it enough.

Not sure what to do with this big happy cake of Fullers. It's a little early in the year to start my Fall brown and robust porter program. Maybe a dry stout? I like those in the summer.

 

[ClaudiusB]

Glass of Altbier

Brewed a few times, based on the alt recipe from BCS. This version has double the melanoidin & carafa 3 and uses WLP036

Probably more dunkel than alt, delicious none the less

Next time I brew this, will drop the carafa III and melanoidin (replacing with Munich1/2) and keep WLP036

Prost!

It's a nice-looking Alt.
No Carafa III or Melanoidin in my Alt, 9% Caramunich I.

 

[Section1]

Homebrew hoppy Blonde Ale

 

[RCope]

HB Cold IPA with the classic hop combo: Simcoe, Citra, and Mosaic.

 

[MaxStout]

With a keg freed up, it's time for fermenter dregs from my batch of Ron Pattinson's '71 Bodingtons clone. It's a great summer bitter recipe and I can't recommend it enough.
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Not sure what to do with this big happy cake of Fullers. It's a little early in the year to start my Fall brown and robust porter program. Maybe a dry stout? I like those in the summer.

Ever brewed a tropical stout? Good summertime refresher. I always loved Lion Stout (Sri Lanka), but haven't seen it here in years. Sort of like if an imperial stout and sweet English stout had a b*stard love child.

 

[bailey mountain brewer]

Hb bloody, this one turned out perfect.

 

[MaxStout]

Time for a little monkey business. Led Zeppelin III on the bluetooth box.

 

[Bramling Cross]

Ever brewed a tropical stout? Good summertime refresher. I always loved Lion Stout (Sri Lanka), but haven't seen it here in years. Sort of like if an imperial stout and sweet English stout had a b*stard love child.

That's a great suggestion, but the gravity is a bit high with July and August leering over the fence at me. My dry and low gravity brewery tends to get really low gravity and very dry during the months of humid misery for this West Coast transplant. Yes, I'm a weenie.

Meanwhile, down in Alabama, Rish is emptying his beer fridge and thinking, "Oh, Anchor Our Special Ale from 2023, this'll be perfect!"

I'm a wimp.

 

[MaxStout]

That's a great suggestion, but the gravity is a bit high with July and August leering over the fence at me. My dry and low gravity brewery tends to get really low gravity and very dry during the months of humid misery for this West Coast transplant. Yes, I'm a weenie.

Meanwhile, down in Alabama, Rish is emptying his beer fridge and thinking, "Oh, Anchor Our Special Ale from 2023, this'll be perfect!"

I'm a wimp.

Let's road trip to Alabama and help @Rish empty that pesky fridge! It's the least we can do

 

[Bramling Cross]

Let's road trip to Alabama and help @Rish empty that pesky fridge! It's the least we can do

Oh, hell yeah!!!

You just bought a house, Rish, but the biggest expense of your year is making plans to come visit you.

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

21 libations to taste at a club competition. Teams making beer mead and cider. BJCP judging and a popular vote

My banana fosters bochet at home.

 

[Pennine]

With a keg freed up, it's time for fermenter dregs from my batch of Ron Pattinson's '71 Bodingtons clone. It's a great summer bitter recipe and I can't recommend it enough.
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Not sure what to do with this big happy cake of Fullers. It's a little early in the year to start my Fall brown and robust porter program. Maybe a dry stout? I like those in the summer.

https://allaboutbeer.net/homebrew/23.2-summerale.html

 

[Pennine]

A quick best bitter and a nap before the show tonight.