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Cold front came thru and dropped 20° with a dry breeze. 40's tonight! Time to check the furnace
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Went to Zaca Mesa Winery earlier. We’re club members there and it’s been well over a year since we were last there. We had nearly 2 1/2 cases of wine waiting to be picked up which was way more than I felt like dealing with. So we sat and had a few, (ahem 9 or 10) sample pours while we contemplated things.

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Home now continuing the same theme.

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Home from the city. Stopped in the little town south of our farm where our son’s boys went to HS for grandson #2’s graduation. Ate too much at the after party so too full for beer. A little Irish instead.
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Congrats, Andrew, and good luck at my Alma Mater (going on a football scholarship).
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A short pour of a Wheat IPA I kegged last week. Just about carbonated.

This is one of those “what would happen of I did this” recipes. It’s 45% wheat, 45% Pilsner and 10% Munich 10. Three quarters oz. of Centennial at 60, an oz, of Mosaic at 20 and an oz. of Citra at 5. Fermented with WB-06 at the low end of it’s range (62°F). The combination of the hops and the spicy phenolics produced by the yeast, when fermented cool, I find quite tasty. I might be the only beer drinker on the planet to like that combo, but I‘m my own best customer, so there. :cool:
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