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👹 👹 👹😵😵😵. Last time I partied with the Captain I damned near got busted from Sgt to private. Got chased by the Schweinfurt Germany Gestapo, got in a fight with the post gate guard, told a SSGT to stick his head where the sun don't shine and got into fisticuffs with a German tree...not my proudest moment in uniform. Never touched the stuff again. I won't even go into the international incident in Mexico courtesy of Mezcal tequila....
That damn tree had it comin 😉
 
So an hour or so ago I posted a picture of the last pint of a delicious ale from a keg that just kicked. .
Instead of doing the smart thing and calling it a night, I decided to have a nightcap. I pulled the first pint of a keg that had been conditioning in the fridge. Acetobacter up the kazoo! A true dumper! Immediately I was pissed; but now, not so much. It's just water, I mean beer, under the bridge.

In thirty years of this hobby; this was about the fifth batch I dumped. Thinking about the paucity of dumpers in my long career made me smile for a few reasons :

1. I'm obviously a master brewer.
2. Obviously my process is close to flawless.

OR MAYBE

3. Apparently I like ****** beer.
4. Apparently my palate sucks.

Whatever, I'll be cleaning those kegs tomorrow and refilling them with the nectar of the gods.
 
Sipping on some homebrew. Hopfenweizen that slightly misses the mark. I tried to get more advanced than I probably needed to with the mash procedure and over acidified the mash a touch. I also opted for a big whirlpool addition instead of dry hopping which put a little too much bitterness into the beer. It's certainly drinkable. There are things to like and things to fix about this beer. I will have no problem polishing off the keg but it isn't good enough that if I had ordered it somewhere I would have paid for another pint. I feel like I know what I did wrong, I can easily fix it for next time and it will be a great beer the next time.
 
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I'm honored! Here's a honey wheat I brewed recently. I've been getting some good head lately 😂


dude, i am so sick of you showing me how it's done....i had to get my sexy pilsner glass out, and do a quadruple pour, that took f'n 5 minutes to get the protein hard enough for this one! lol

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what do you think? am i improving? ;) :mug:
 
HB Blackcurrant IPA. Maris Otter and a bit of Carapils for malt. Hopped with Bramling Cross for 78 IBU. For yeast I used the yeast cake of a Dark Mild made with Wyeast London ESB. 9 days sitting on thawed flash frozen blackcurrants mashed with a potato masher.
Tastes tart, bitter, and good. It reminds me a bit of Lambrusco.

I ended-up with 7.6% ABV, so one could call it a light DIPA with a full days supply of vitamin C!

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