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Wow...that looks great. Well done.
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That's a beauty alb!
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Nice one alb!!
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Not only is alb's beer clearer than mine, her decks bigger too. :huh: :redface: :lol:

That's a beautiful beer. What other yeasts did you use and how do they compare?
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Finishing off my Fresh Squeezed while I BBQ some Buffalo steaks. Yum and Yum
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Rum
Naked Cat Brewery On Tap
Yazoo Sue Smoked Porter
Octoberfest
Le Petite Saison
Czech Pale Lager
A Toast to Big Fuzzy Russian Imperial Stout at 10%
Belgian Blond
Flower Power IPA
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I'm drinking a Fresh Squeezed myself tonight. First beer in almost a week.
Reunited and it feels so good!
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After enjoying inkleg's Rum Barrel Stout, I went right for Blackduck's Winter Time Ale. After trying these two, I need to up my game. I fail to meet their brewing prowess but maybe I can steal some mojo when we meet.
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Had a Short's Bellaire Brown.
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Today/tonite I've had a lagunitas day time iPa..... Awesome. An ABita turbo dog. Ok. A green flash imperial. Excellent. And a taste of my brew for Nashville ....... Smashbomb atomic. Average at best.
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Tonight a bit of brandy.
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Westbrooks ... ONE CLAW
I LIKE IT
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Sneaking a sip of RedBEERd's Hopatomic Smash Nashville version. At least one of us is bringing a good beer!
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Stone Delicious IPA- twice. It's, well...delicious.
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Kealia provided me the opportunity to try Farm to Barrel Devils Advocate from Almanac. I've never had anything bad from Almanac, so here we go...

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Wow, this is nice. Sow-ahh, but a bit of hop presence. I didn't really expect that after a lot of reviews I read which said the hops were overpowered by the sour. While the sour was prominent, there was still a bit of the hop character peeking through. Thanks for the share, Kealia. Really appreciate it, and hope we do it again...

EDIT: Oh, we also tasted a bunch of other fabulous stuff...

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