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Just grabbed it to try it. Don't know why I bothered. I should have expected it. New Belgium has never thrilled me.

I used to drink the hell out of Frambozen when I could get my hands on it. but over the last 5-6 years, I've not had much interest in them. fickle taste, we brewers seem to have. hahahahhaa!!
 
I used to drink the hell out of Frambozen when I could get my hands on it. but over the last 5-6 years, I've not had much interest in them. fickle taste, we brewers seem to have. hahahahhaa!!

They haven't been available around here that long, and never had that one. A couple years, maybe. I didn't mind Belgo, but any of their other beers (Lips of Faith ones included) never get beyond "meh".
 
Having the Brooklyn lager now, had the great lakes one before this. Both solid lagers.

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Not entirely sold on this one. I get the concept. And I dig the yeast. But there seems to be too much going on. And I'm pretty sure this isn't a fresh bottle. Not as much hops as I was led to believe.

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I've passed that one up a dozen times. kinda glad I did since I keep hearing the same thing. I already have 36+ bottles of Meh. :drunk:

I'm no fan of NB generally, but I thought Accumulation was pretty good. Of course that was one bottle at a party and I haven't bought any…

Our palettes continuously evolve and improve! ;)

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I'm no fan of NB generally, but I thought Accumulation was pretty good. Of course that was one bottle at a party and I haven't bought any…



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Ha! He draws a tree and then another tree next to it so it can have a friend and be happy.

I drink a beer and then I drink 5 more so it can be happy.
 
Whoa, there's a Philly homebrew in Phoenixville now?

Sorry - misunderstood your first post. I ordered the ECY-01 from Love2brew.com

Nice glass.
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Maybe making 4 lbs of pate was a bad idea...

So what's in your glass? You can't post a pic like that without saying what you're drinking (after all - that is the title of the thread!)

I had always wanted to watch Bob Ross paint some epic early battle field scenes.:rockin:

He should have done a whole series of paintings themed to the Lord of the Rings. Can you imagine him painting Fangorn forest?!

Having a Brooklyn Brewing Chocolate Stout for dessert while I typed up a recap of my brew day. For those interested, it's here:

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f127/my-first-go-turbid-mash-lambic-style-brew-454911/
 
Banh Mi sounds delicious right now. There's a place in the Eden Center (in Falls Church VA, worth a trip if you like Vietnamese food) that makes the best Banh Mi I've had, and it's very cheap.
 
Bahn Mi? Yum. There is no such thing as too much Bahn Mi. How did you make your own pate?

More coronita. Not worth the picture.

Skipped the bacon and used belly instead of shoulder.
Next time I might use more belly, a little less back fat, and less liver. I might also make a half recipe...

ditto

...and I'd take a pound or so of pate off your hands, that banh mi looks fantastic

I'm not sure pate would ship well, though with this weather it would probably be fine. If you're lucky, you might get some prosciutto though.

So what's in your glass? You can't post a pic like that without saying what you're drinking (after all - that is the title of the thread!)

Beer!

Last bottle of farmhouse pale from the half without JP dregs. I'm pretty much out of beer I'm not trying to cellar. Thankfully two batches to bottle tomorrow and cream ale is about ready to drink. I'm almost out of barley malt and the guys I get malt from just built a new kiln and won't have malt for a few weeks. Might have to break down and get some 2 row to make a beer for the mrs. this week.
 
Fresh growler pour of Ithaca Brewing's "Zuul". A imperial Stout brewed with Gimme! Coffee's Java Blawan, cacao and cayenne pepper. Nice and roasty with faint heat in the finish.

Also picked up a growler of CranBretty. Cranberry ale fermented with Brett only. That's up next!

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