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Got the coffee out and this is bourbon barrel aged imperial stout on nitro from the ukeg growler. Worked fine.
 
I brewed this beer with no oats, wheat, or flaked barley(used pils, honey malt, and carapils), then hopped it like a NE. I used half the hops i often use when i make a juice bomb, and the flavor is outstanding. Cascade and azzaca for full on orange with touches of grapefruit and guava. Really happy with this exbeerment. View attachment 657283
Did one with 1056 and still hit the mark, probably one of my better
 
One of my favs, would love to see your closest recipe

6 1/2 lbs white wheat
5 1/2 lbs Pilsner
12 oz Munich
Mash @150
1 oz Saaz @60
1/2 oz Saaz @20
1/2 oz Saaz @5
Ferment with WB-06 @62-63°

Mine is a bit lighter in color but the flavor is right there with the Franziskaner.
 
Thats cool! The glass was part of a 4 pack of custom pint glasses gifted to me a few years ago. Not sure where it was purchased.

What part of WV did you spend your childhood? I spent close to 28 years in the Huntington area.

To stay on topic, 3 Floyds Zombie Dust.

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Eastern Pan.
 
6 1/2 lbs white wheat
5 1/2 lbs Pilsner
12 oz Munich
Mash @150
1 oz Saaz @60
1/2 oz Saaz @20
1/2 oz Saaz @5
Ferment with WB-06 @62-63°

Mine is a bit lighter in color but the flavor is right there with the Franziskaner.
Thank you for sharing!
 
Good thing the Germans didn't see you pour that in that glass lol! One of the better Hefeweizens

Well, I’m something of an iconoclast when it comes to glassware. I figure i’ve got my hands full with trying to make good beer. I’ll let others worry about that part of the hobby. :D
 
Continuing my Clandestina kick with a Ley Seca ("Dry Law"...a nod to unjust laws like Prohibition in the USA).

Listed as a Pale Ale, but has a medium body and rich flavor that might bump it out of the session beer category for many folks. Another good beer.
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