TNGabe
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Very nice
Paging our resident yeast scientist.
Please make me stop arguing with this guy by saying something real sciencey.
That's all I'm going to post. Not real sciencey, I always have to read my yeast posts to swmbo if she says "huh?" I retype it. No sense in confusing people.
Bomber of 3726 Saison. Thinking New Holland BeerHive Tripel bomber on deck![]()
Fertilize that lawn, "brah."![]()
Fertilize that lawn, "brah."![]()
Weren't you just FMLing about having to cut yours brah?
Cathedral said:Nice brew.
ehope411 said:Southern Tier Harvest Ale. Waiting for my American Amber and Oktoberfest to come online. Countdown to Ecstasy...
nukebrewer said:Rye, Aye Captain! I think this is one of my better IPAs. It might get trumped, though by either or both of my next two... an imperial red (which also happens to meet the style guidelines for IIPA) brewed with Nelson Sauvin, Kohatu and Motueka hops (all NZ hops). That one's called Ultra Kiwi Red Ale (UKRA). The other one is going to be a SMaSH brew of Maris Otter and El Dorado hops. I am incredibly excited to brew with El Dorado. Look at me, rambling on like a school girl with new brew excitement. I'll stop now. Cheers!
damn you gabe, you suckered me into that discussion
I don't think it's a discussion when the other person's reply is 'nuh-uh'.
mcbaumannerb said:Hmm ... pumpkin beer? Never would have guessed.![]()
Lol. I just need to leave it be.
Speaking of brett though. I'm drinking a roeselare dubbel. Interesting
Hmm, that sounds like a 'discussion' you tried to drag me into. If you can't tell a recipe for a IIPA isn't for a wild dubbel, maybe it's not a brew for you to tackle just yet. Maybe...
That's why I hang out here mostly. That and cause everybody know my name.I wonder if the Dude has checked in recently and what he thinks of his million view thread. Or if he just abides, man.
As much as I'm planning on drinking this weekend, I bet we'll hit 50k posts, too.
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