dobes
Well-Known Member
Wife no longer asks "are you going to brew on your days off?" Instead "Do you know what days you will be brewing?"
Or are those Sweetwater IPAs? I already see SW's 420 labels in there...
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Mostly stone, Sam, and sweet water with some new Belgium and lazy Magnolia thrown in for good measure.
Bottled a coffee black ale tonight that my neighbor roasted the coffee. Sample tasted like a straight up expresso shot.
When you spend 30 minutes in Total Wine & More holding your phone light up to the bottom of bottles to see how much yeast there is in the bottle for possible harvesting.
My son took me to a sweatwater brewery "tour" night, which is what got me started in craft beers and eventually HB'ing. Love my son and SW IPA...![]()
When you spend 30 minutes in Total Wine & More holding your phone light up to the bottom of bottles to see how much yeast there is in the bottle for possible harvesting.
hahahaha. I guess that I am not the only one to do that...
hahahaha. I guess that I am not the only one to do that...
I am really glad I am not the only one!
When you spend 30 minutes in Total Wine & More holding your phone light up to the bottom of bottles to see how much yeast there is in the bottle for possible harvesting.
hahahaha. I guess that I am not the only one to do that...
I am really glad I am not the only one!
Worry not fellow brewers. Our numbers are growing.![]()
When you get those little cups in a restaurant that hold salsa or ranch dressing or some condiment .. and you realize they will hold an ounce or so of pellet hops .. and you know they won't be recycled .. so you keep them and clean them .. and you end up with 20 of them in your brew day box. Now when will I write that recipe with 20 hops additions?
You know you're a homebrewer when... your main coffee table book, "100 Places To See Before You Die", has mysteriously morphed into, "The Complete Joy of Homebrewing".
When you spend 30 minutes in Total Wine & More holding your phone light up to the bottom of bottles to see how much yeast there is in the bottle for possible harvesting.
Mine became "Goodnight Brew"
Watch out. Total Wine (at least the one near me) likes to pre-age some/much of their beer for you. At least they do not charge extra for the service.
You know you are a homebrewer when you read this and the confession thread to feel better about yourself, then find new ideas reading other peoples confessions.
Yes I have found many a bottle well over a year old there. I said something to the manager about the Stone Enjoy By IPA being out over a month past its "enjoy by" date and he told me that aging the beer helped improve its flavor....
Supposedly, Stone will pull any bottles left on the shelf if you report a store selling it past the Enjoy By date. Not sure it's worth being a narc over though.
When you decide you're not going to let odd recipe ingredients hold you back from a possibly great, unique beer.
When you get those little cups in a restaurant that hold salsa or ranch dressing or some condiment .. and you realize they will hold an ounce or so of pellet hops ..
When you decide you're not going to let odd recipe ingredients hold you back from a possibly great, unique beer.
You know you are a homebrewer when you have convinced swmbo (despite her medical background) that the reason you always "smell like beer" is because you are now secreting hop oils from your skin
mmm. is that the new Calvin Klein?
No baby, thats Equinox
You know you are a homebrewer when you read this and the confession thread to feel better about yourself, then find new ideas reading other peoples confessions.
Plywood is a fridge accessory for the inside!![]()
Wait.... theres a "confessions" thread?? I thought that's what THIS was...