Yooper's Famous!!
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ArcaneXor
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What, you want to make a suit out of her?
wolverinebrewer
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You guys ef'ing kill me!!
In all seriousness, Great Job Yoop! Another reason the U.P. is the cat's ass! Great deer hunting and cool brewers.
In all seriousness, Great Job Yoop! Another reason the U.P. is the cat's ass! Great deer hunting and cool brewers.
Brewing Clamper
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I believe the correct term is "GILF!" Great pics Yooper, but I seem to remember a particular one involving kegs... for some reason it didn't make it to print!
Cool interview, but as a life-long yooper myself, this statement really annoyed me:
I've had some pretty damn great beers by the brewpubs in the U.P., so to say there's nothing good up here and instead tout WI/MN beer is crap. Lorena and I have met a few times and judged a comp in Northern WI together. She's free to have a different opinion of course, but I disagree with this vehemently. I've been to Titletown on numerous occasions and wouldn't call their beer any better than a lot of what I've had up here.
I've had some pretty damn great beers by the brewpubs in the U.P., so to say there's nothing good up here and instead tout WI/MN beer is crap. Lorena and I have met a few times and judged a comp in Northern WI together. She's free to have a different opinion of course, but I disagree with this vehemently. I've been to Titletown on numerous occasions and wouldn't call their beer any better than a lot of what I've had up here.
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Ok so now you made it sound weird, but look at her glowing youthfull healthy skin.Just an observation.
jgln
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What are those 2 things in flannel she is standing in front of in the first picture?
Wow! What magnificent posture! And the facilities cleanliness. Yooper knows how to get me a little randy.
Great article, glad to see you getting recognized!
Great article, glad to see you getting recognized!
LMAO...not every gal puts their age and weight out there like that!
Great interview, Yoops. Major props!
Great interview, Yoops. Major props!
skyebrewing
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Congrats. Great article and great pictures!
summersolstice
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Great article and congratulations, Yooper!
Funny! And yeah, I just threw out the last of it
Seriously, nice article. You do deserve the recognition with your awesome brewing and all the help you give others.
Cool interview, but as a life-long yooper myself, this statement really annoyed me:
I've had some pretty damn great beers by the brewpubs in the U.P., so to say there's nothing good up here and instead tout WI/MN beer is crap. Lorena and I have met a few times and judged a comp in Northern WI together. She's free to have a different opinion of course, but I disagree with this vehemently. I've been to Titletown on numerous occasions and wouldn't call their beer any better than a lot of what I've had up here.
I understand why you say that. Please remember that I called this area a beer wasteland, as the nearest brewpub is in Marquette- 90 miles away from me! It's excellent, but hardly an easy visit to have a couple of beers. I grab a growler (or two) every chance I get but it's not a large brewery at all.I can not buy beer, at any price, that I would consider decent within 50 miles of where I live. That's why I brew my own!
I agree- Founders is phenomenal. Unfortunately, it's about 500 miles away from me. It's not carried by the distributor in our area, and I can't buy it. I did get some when I went downstate on vacation, of course! Bells is also great, as is Short's. I can occasionally find some Bell's beers only 40 miles away.
Thanks for the nice words, everybody. I appreciate it!
Nice article Yoop! Congrats.
I thought that's maybe what you meant, but the statement was, "We live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, a big vast beer wasteland.". You didn't specify the Western U.P., or this area, but rather just Upper Peninsula. I don't see how anyone reading that would take anything out of it other than, "there is little to no good beer to be had in the U.P.". A poor choice of words at best. I don't mean to be a jerk about it, but it really set me off - a Yooper gets put into the national homebrewing spotlight and it looks like you're !@#$ing where you eat (or drink, in this case). I've vented now. Moving on...
bottlebomber
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A-hole much?
Vance71975
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pksmitty
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I gotta tell you, Yooper, in that first picture, you look like a kid on Christmas morning! So excited!
Great article!
Great article!
Ah. When I read that myself, I see exactly what you mean. Of course, that's not what I meant, but I do see the way it comes across in print. And then I went on to say that when I DO go to a city, it's in WI or MN. Which is true, because we don't have any major cities, but I can see how it looks like I'm dissing the whole UP.
My favorite beer in the UP is in Marquette, and The Vierling. Outstanding beer, all the time, with a really awesome guy for a Brewmaster. But I read the question to mean larger craft breweries and Surly is the one that immediately came to mind, as well as Titletown as a brewpub as more people would know Green Bay.
I see what you mean, but unfortunately I can't fix it now. If I had it to do over again, I would definitely clarify that I meant THIS area, particularly the western UP.
Can I make it up to you by buying you a beer at Hereford & Hops next Friday night?
stubbornman
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exactly what I was thinking.... Yoop gets some press and this guy "vents" all over a thread celebrating her moment in the spotlight.
Nice work, you really nice guy who nicely explained his point of view without namecalling.
exactly what I was thinking.... Yoop gets some press and this guy "vents" all over a thread celebrating her moment in the spotlight.
Nice work,
No, not at all! I like and respect whatsleftofyou and I see exactly what he means. He's a really nice guy who nicely explained his point of view without namecalling, and I think very highly of him. We've met in person, and I think he's a terrific guy.
Please, no namecalling!
Calling a spade a spade.
Great_Neck_Brewer
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They could not have picked a better rep. for homebrewers.
Congrats Yooper
Congrats Yooper
Funny! And yeah, I just threw out the last of it
Seriously, nice article. You do deserve the recognition with your awesome brewing and all the help you give others.
psssst- your name is in the article as the Control Panel Designer.
Yooper, diplomatic to the end!
Because when I read:
"I don't mean to be a jerk..."
My only thought was:
"Oh no, too late!!!"
Good to hear you guys are still cool!
Because when I read:
"I don't mean to be a jerk..."
My only thought was:
"Oh no, too late!!!"
Good to hear you guys are still cool!
That was a nice read,so I saved it. It seems we agree on the "white whale" part. I enjoy trying to make more sessionable beers out of the high ABV/high gravity ones. I've already got a tweak or two in mind for the duel APA/IPA brews I did. They'll get there,after another try or two. Good to see you got some recognition. That doesn't come easy,I know. Nas Darovye!
