You know you spend a lot of time brewin and reading about brewing when...

[h22lude]

The first thing you notice at a new restaurant (that hasn't even opened yet) is the perlick taps haha

A new sushi bar is opening up and I peaked in the window. I noticed a 4 tap system and saw some nice looking perlicks. I can't wait to try the beer lol

 

[jbrookeiv]

Hopefully they have some good stuff on draft, not just the standard Sapporo, etc!

 

[Scut_Monkey]

I forsee Bud, Bud Lite, Miller Lite and "craft brewed" Sam Adams. Hopefully I'm wrong and RI residents desire more flavor.

 

[h22lude]

I forsee Bud, Bud Lite, Miller Lite and "craft brewed" Sam Adams. Hopefully I'm wrong and RI residents desire more flavor.

Im sure there will be a cheaper beer on tap but I would hope they have some good stuff.

A bar down the street has over 100 different beers so this sushi place sucks, ill just go there lol

 

[Blackdiamond72]

I'll play.

You know you spend a lot of time brewin and reading about brewing when...

1. You see material everywhere to make conicals and brew kettles.
2. You try a new beer and immediately wonder what the folks on HBT think of it.
3. You volunteer to work at local breweries when you don't have free time for your wife. :cross:

Seriously though, I will and do stop all the time inquiring about material laying around in yards I can use to make brewing stuff.

 

[beergolf]

You know.....

When you go to log into your computer at work using your HBT username and password.

 

[kapbrew13]

When.....
You have two brews in fridge, two in fermenter, and your planning your next three batches.

 

[JonM]

When ...

it's barely spring and you're thinking about the beers you want to have around next fall and winter.

 

[Qhrumphf]

When the money you SHOULD be saving up for the honeymoon you never took is going in to brewing supplies...

 

[FatherJack]

Hopefully they have some good stuff on draft, not just the standard Sapporo, etc!

Japan's coming alive with micro-brews, though. I suggest checking out Baird Beer, for one. I think they are shipping overseas now. I particularly dig their Suruga Bay IPA.

The only problem is, when normal beer (Sapporo, etc) costs $13 a six pack in Japan, you can bet your fermentor that the craft brews will cost a lot more.

 

[SwampassJ]

When your homepage on Chrome, FireFox and Chrome on the GFs computer is set to Homebrewtalk.

When 2/3 of your favorites on the Itouch are homebrewtalk.

When you're willing to spend 10 minutes waiting for your crap phone to load homebrewtalks new posts page on the toilet in a grocery store.