What are you drinking now?

[fourfarthing]

HB Session

 

[pshankstar]

This one has become more grassy. I wonder if Columbus hops are the culprit for that?

 

[JCasey1992]

Blackberry cream ale while checking on my most recent brew.

 

[Section1]

HB Pale Ale and calling it a day.

 

[seanjwalker1]

Ol' Moosehead before going in. Beautiful night here in SE Michigan for a change.

 

[pshankstar]

This version of All Together is drinking really nice. This does not have a grassy character and is quite citrusy compared to the other one.

 

[TwistedGray]

 

[orionol73]

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What’s with all the newspaper on the ground?

 

[Dave Sarber]

 

[TwistedGray]

What’s with all the newspaper on the ground?

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Our attempt to kill any grass an unwanted weed(s). Pretty sure it's not going to work...

 

[danimal92sport]

HB witbier. 2.5 days bottled so only partially carb’d but wow this is going to be a quaffer!

 

[seanjwalker1]

Our attempt to kill any grass an unwanted weed(s). Pretty sure it's not going to work...

my Foo-Foo wife would faint!!

 

[TwistedGray]

my Foo-Foo wife would faint!!

shocked that my wife suggested it

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Hot and humid. Time for an 11% HB Quad

 

[treacheroustexan]

Deck building beer.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Deck building beer. View attachment 682555

Is that

free standing?

 

[treacheroustexan]

Is thatView attachment 682556 free standing?

It’s detached from the house but anchored into the ground. Bad pic from the sun. I went against everything I read and cemented 6x6’s into the ground and used Simpson Post anchor brackets to attach the beams. Joists are secured to the beams with hurricane ties

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Dude, you're solid! If I had to do over again I'd do somethings different on my deck. One thing I'd do different is silicone the joist before adding decking. Getting squeaks after the wood shrank.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Anyone ever wonder what happened to the folks who started this thread? Die of liver damage? Seriously, who doesn't see themselves posting awesome beers 20yrs from now? Where's @Remmy? Come on brother, we all miss you!

 

[treacheroustexan]

Anyone ever wonder what happened to the folks who started this thread? Die of liver damage? Seriously, who doesn't see themselves posting awesome beers 20yrs from now? Where's @Remmy? Come on brother, we all miss you!

seriously! I remember i sent @Remmy beer once and he posted pictures of him drinking it at the gym. Come back.

 

[danimal92sport]

Anyone ever wonder what happened to the folks who started this thread? Die of liver damage? Seriously, who doesn't see themselves posting awesome beers 20yrs from now? Where's @Remmy? Come on brother, we all miss you!

WHERE ARE THE DUPHRANES? How could anyone drink at a time like this!!??!? People are missing!!!!

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

seriously! I remember i sent @Remmy beer once and he posted pictures of him drinking it at the gym. Come back.

Impressive! Only a few of us have his address. @Brizzo needs to show up also, he can give Remmy updates. Or are they truly the same person??

Moving on...

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

WHERE ARE THE DUPHRANES? How could anyone drink at a time like this!!??!? People are missing!!!!

Well done! Food for thought!

 

[TwistedGray]

Impressive! Only a few of us have his address. @Brizzo needs to show up also, he can give Remmy updates. Or are they truly the same person??

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Nah, Remmy is not a sour guy

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Nah, Remmy is not a sour guy

Ah yes, but is that part of the deception?

 

[TwistedGray]

Still working on my evap method of non-alcoholic beers.

This is a non-alcoholic pale ale initially hopped with a small dosage of Callista hops (for initial bittering) and then during the evaporation process I added some mosaic and then another small dose of mosaic during a short dry hop period in an attempt to amplify the bitterness and add some hop aroma. Both worked as expected...it's pale-esque bitterness with a mosaic finish.

It's not bad, but it could be better. It's got a little "twang" to it...maybe it'll round out after a few more days in the keg.

 

[TwistedGray]

Ah yes, but is that part of the deception?

Touche...but I believe you have both addresses, no? ; )

 

[Immocles]

WHERE ARE THE DUPHRANES? How could anyone drink at a time like this!!??!? People are missing!!!!

RIP. That dude was a whole other level of hilarious

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Still working on my evap method of non-alcoholic beers.

This is a non-alcoholic pale ale initially hopped with a small dosage of Callista hops (for initial bittering) and then during the evaporation process I added some mosaic and then another small dose of mosaic during a short dry hop period in an attempt to amplify the bitterness and add some hop aroma. Both worked as expected...it's pale-esque bitterness with a mosaic finish.

It's not bad, but it could be better. It's got a little "twang" to it...maybe it'll round out after a few more days in the keg.
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I may not be up to speed on your technique but I was thinking about building a chamber with 1in plexyglass then pump out the air. At like 100 torr, the boiling point of alcohol is room temp where water is mich higher.

 

[TwistedGray]

I may not be up to speed on your technique but I was thinking about building a chamber with 1in plexyglass then pump out the air. At like 100 torr, the boiling point of alcohol is room temp where water is mich higher.

The evap method is simple...hold a beer at 175F for 15-30min. That's really it; however, in doing so you are changing the beer and have to adjust accordingly (it's the adjusting accordingly that's proven to be the challenge).

 

[TheEagleRising]

My version of All Together and Parish Brewing Company's

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

The evap method is simple...hold a beer at 175F for 15-30min. That's really it; however, in doing so you are changing the beer and have to adjust accordingly (it's the adjusting accordingly that's proven to be the challenge).

Exactly! Reheating, I believe, will introduce a lot more oxygen into the final product. Is that your experience? By creating a vacuum chamber it's all opposite. No air. No reheat.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

My version of All Together and Parish Brewing Company's
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I hope AT is good, just got the last 2 from Tavour

 

[TheEagleRising]

I hope AT is good, just got the last 2 from Tavour

Most breweries did the NEIPA version, this is my 2nd iteration of it and can't complain. I went against the grain and did the west coast version and love it.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Most breweries did the NEIPA version, this is my 2nd iteration of it and can't complain. I went against the grain and did the west coast version and love it.

Nice! Rebel at heart!

 

[TheEagleRising]

Nice! Rebel at heart!

Its no fun if you follow the pack

 

[TwistedGray]

Exactly! Reheating, I believe, will introduce a lot more oxygen into the final product. Is that your experience? By creating a vacuum chamber it's all opposite. No air. No reheat.

Interesting...I'm not sure that it does (or doesn't). The process is hold at 175f, filter to keg, carbonate, cold crash, serve. I'm not sure how much o2 will hit it.

 

[hopkincr]

HB Blonde Ale.

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

 

[Immocles]

Belgian blonde with Wally