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Why are simple things like this so satisfying? Because it’s a hobby, but it’s also a craft and a passion.
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Hmmm...lace and a dog butt all in the same picture....Good thing the dog isn't wearing the lace. :lol:

Seriously though...that looks like it WAS a pretty tasty beer.
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I was going to call it Blonde Ambition but maybe I should call it Dog Butt Blonde. Nah.
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Gee, this thread wasn't at all what I thought it would be when I saw Alb posted a thread about lacing... :lol:
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Very nice. By my count it took you 6 gulps to empty that glass...maybe 7?

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gwcr wrote:Very nice. By my count it took you 6 gulps to empty that glass...maybe 7?

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Nice... That's what I like to see............. :clink:
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gwcr wrote:Very nice. By my count it took you 6 gulps to empty that glass...maybe 7?

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Haha, that was the exact same thing I was going to post. The first thing I did was count rings.
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alb wrote:Why are simple things like this so satisfying? Because it’s a hobby, but it’s also a craft and a passion.
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"A craft and a passion" Exactly. I remember my early brews had little head. I was so excited when I poured a brew that laced the glass. Good for you Alb, thanks for sharing.
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Three gulps?
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alb wrote:I was going to call it Blonde Ambition but maybe I should call it Dog Butt Blonde. Nah.
I made a beer that ended up being called "Cat Butt Alt Bier" once. It was good.

Your lacing is pretty.
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Good lacing adds a certain elegance to your homebrew, definitely. It's always gratifying to see. Homebrewing is a hobby, an obsession, and, for some, a form of therapy.
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Rebel_B wrote:Three gulps?
RB, it looks like your first one was a doozie!
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Lacing not just for shoes anymore. I digress, what do you attribute good lacing in a beer too?
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