Making the ultimate sacrifice

[FedoraDave]

Today I am brewing the 9/Fifteen Pale Ale for my daughter's wedding rehearsal dinner.

Last week, I brewed the Saison D'etre for my daughter's wedding rehearsal dinner.

Next week I will brew the Groomsman's Pride IPA for my future son-in-law to gift his groomsmen.

At that time, I will have all three of my carboys filled with beer that is not for me.

I knew parenthood meant making sacrifices, but I never knew the scope of those sacrifices until now.

[Beer-lord]

Well, you will get to drink some of all 3 won't you? Just sneak a few more bottles for the brew master and no one will be the wiser.

[Inkleg]

Yes, there MUST be quality control checks.

Been there, did the 20 gallons of beer for my daughters wedding. Was a labor of love that was enjoyed by many.

[FedoraDave]

Yes, I'll obviously be attending the rehearsal dinner, and I'll surely end up with a few bottles of the Groomsman's Pride, as well. Besides, I've got a fiver of Pfat Tyre that I'm going to keg next weekend, a case of Kölsch that I bottled yesterday, and some more stuff that's conditioning, so it's not as if the pipeline is going to dry up completely.

I just find it interesting that I'm working on a commission basis at the moment.

[Dawg LB Steve]

There definatly was QC on the 3 beers that went to the Michigan event I brewded. Got to know if what your going to serve is up to par.
Hope all goes well and smooth for you Dave!