HB Raspberry Hard Lemonade. 12 days in the keg. I like the color, just waiting for it to clear up. I’m hoping in another couple weeks that it’ll be “show ready” for when we have family over.
What are you drinking now?
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Next up is the new gazebo. Although it looks like it’s from IKEA based on the number of pieces that goes together with pictures for instructions.
Aldi wheat beer brewed with tangerine peel. Not bad.
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Victoria is my favorite go-to Vienna Lager. In fact it’s darn near everyone’s go-to Vienna because there’s so few of them left out there! Vienna, Austria… nah! Hello Modelo, Nava, Mexico!
One great thing about some of these Lagers is the sheer drinkability of them. I was reading about the difficulties that many of the small, local breweries, primarily trying to eke out a business and living selling small batch specialty brews. The upshot was you need to be able to sell a second, a third and a fourth pint of brew to the masses – it should be drinkable and something you want a bunch of, or that was the thinking. Specialty brews are terrific and everything, but how do you pay the mortgage just selling a one at a time to a bunch of promiscuous drinkers looking for beer variety? !!!!
Anyway, this is a terrific Lager, very drinkable and repeatable! You could spend the evening with 6 of these in front of the tube (darn, another Boomer slip) eating your 7-layer dip and tortilla chips!
One great thing about some of these Lagers is the sheer drinkability of them. I was reading about the difficulties that many of the small, local breweries, primarily trying to eke out a business and living selling small batch specialty brews. The upshot was you need to be able to sell a second, a third and a fourth pint of brew to the masses – it should be drinkable and something you want a bunch of, or that was the thinking. Specialty brews are terrific and everything, but how do you pay the mortgage just selling a one at a time to a bunch of promiscuous drinkers looking for beer variety? !!!!
Anyway, this is a terrific Lager, very drinkable and repeatable! You could spend the evening with 6 of these in front of the tube (darn, another Boomer slip) eating your 7-layer dip and tortilla chips!
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If only there were away to buy a new co, uh, one. Buy a new one.
Hb lemon lavender saison
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My all-Citra hazy...
Cheers!
Cheers!
Looks delicious. Would you mind sharing your hop schedule?
Doing a side by side of a the locally produced Kölsch that got me in to the style. Claritas, by Hess brewing vs my Kölsch. Mine is on the right. Tentatively named… Max Kölsch. Not to be confused with Max Stout. 
My ladies name is Maxine.
My ladies name is Maxine.
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Soitenly - here's the whole recipe! This is actually the "session-ish" version of my original DIPA recipe, going from 8.5% down to just over 5%, but I didn't change the hop rate at all (I love Citra!
)Cheers!
My raspberry hibiscus wheat beer...
Cheers!
Cheers!
...followed by my bedtime snack - a short 11% chocolate stout...
Cheers!
Cheers!
A few beers while waiting in the merch line, what a show.
At my favorite local brewpub Stiggs in Boyne City, MI. A gone west coast IPA that was excellent!
Arbor DDH IPA with Simcoe, Simcoe, more Simcoe, Mosaic and Idaho 7. Arbor are one of those breweries who produce consistently good but seldom great beer. This is one of their best offerings.
Plus, the name is funny. "We liked it, so we put a ring pull on it".
Plus, the name is funny. "We liked it, so we put a ring pull on it".
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I’ve heard of Belgian Lace.
But that one looks like Chantilly Lace…
“And a pretty face, with a ponytail, a hangin’ down.”
Oh, baby, That’s a’ what I LIKE!
Stopped by Spyglass BBQ event. I may or may not had the healthy salad 
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#16 ignore the French fries at the bottom next to the chili dogs
This is friggin pretty good slushie
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#16 ignore the French fries at the bottom next to the chili dogs
This is friggin pretty good slushie
That last thing looks salad-ish 
What did you think of the Rakau-hopped brew?
What did you think of the Rakau-hopped brew?
Relaxing and reading a book
It was good. A little bit of dryness added to the tart peach and a nice steady background of citra.That last thing looks salad-ish
What did you think of the Rakau-hopped brew?
Coconut's a vegetable isn't it or a fruit?
Polish town lager local place.
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Any band the features a banjo player has to be good! For me, HB Chocolate Oatmeal Stout
Couple of these tasty little guys.
My chemical romance. Alice Cooper was the opener.
Home now, brought some philly with us for dinner and I felt like a mojito cause its hot and humid.
Gimlet.
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My rendition of a "Lawnmower Pils". With both flaked rice and corn. And triple hopped! Maybe I should try to emulate BMC more often, this beer is great!
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