What are you drinking?
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Drinking my little trub bottle of New Nordic Ale, made with the New Nordic yeast at 2 weeks in the bottle. I don't have a drinking horn, but I have a stange glass, so I used that, it's the most "Nordic" glass I have. It doesn't need a wide glass for the aroma to hit you, it's got lots. I'll probably try the next bottle in a Belgian glass though just because it will probably be most excellent that way.
It is tasty. It is fruity, but more like ripe pears and sweet oranges, only a little bit of banana, it is spicy but a lot more pepper then clove, only a little bit of clove. You notice the pepper for sure. It has a honeysuckle/orange blossom aroma. You know there is juniper in it, some piney flavors/aromas, but it's not like Gin. Even though there were no hops in the boil, it is not very sweet, just enough lingering to bring out the fruit and floral aromas/flavors (all the hops as well as most of the juniper were boiled in the mash/sparge water, which was then cooled to mash/sparge temps).
It is not like any other beer I've ever made or had. And I will for sure make it again assuming I can get this yeast again. You can see what I did exactly in the yeast thread.
It is tasty. It is fruity, but more like ripe pears and sweet oranges, only a little bit of banana, it is spicy but a lot more pepper then clove, only a little bit of clove. You notice the pepper for sure. It has a honeysuckle/orange blossom aroma. You know there is juniper in it, some piney flavors/aromas, but it's not like Gin. Even though there were no hops in the boil, it is not very sweet, just enough lingering to bring out the fruit and floral aromas/flavors (all the hops as well as most of the juniper were boiled in the mash/sparge water, which was then cooled to mash/sparge temps).
It is not like any other beer I've ever made or had. And I will for sure make it again assuming I can get this yeast again. You can see what I did exactly in the yeast thread.
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Love the glass! I've gotta find one of those!!
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Honey Rye Cream Ale but I'm getting short. I may brew it up again this week if I can find time. Doing a Munich Helles tomorrow (IF I can find time.. LOL) Oh poop, I just noticed it's friday... I guess early next week I'll try to brew.... man, where does the time fly?? When I worked, I sometimes had a clue what day it was... sigh
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I love it that your still doing that Honey Rye Cream Ale. I've got to do that one again too!! That is a good recipe!!
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BlackDuck wrote:I love it that your still doing that Honey Rye Cream Ale. I've got to do that one again too!! That is a good recipe!!
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Yea. it rocks! It's my house brew now, have not changed a thing. Grains are crushed awaiting brew day. Could be me, but I bottled the batch I'm currently drinking and I think it came out better than when it's keg'd. Just taped a keg of a Blonde ale, it's ok but should last a while. I prefer our cream ale as does everyone I allow to have one. I'm kinda stingy with it though, it's soooooooooooooooooo dayum good!! Without doubt the best RCE I've done to date.
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I'll be drinking my Czech Pils and Pale Ale today. Brought both kegs to my brothers for a graduation party.
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In my freezer, I keep a jar with a 50/50 mixture of Cuervo Gold tequila and peppermint schnapps. Sounds weird, but first you get the peppermint, then the tequila glow. Nice.jivex5k wrote:LOL My god what??? Peppermint Schnapps chasers? Well, enjoy it sir! I wouldn't have thought of that, but thankfully the drinking world isn't limited by my lack of creativity.FrozenInTime wrote:Been drinkin an old Rye beer I did a loooong time back... keep finding hidden bottles of it... love it. Oh, I'm taking a sip of rye beer and then chasing each swallow with a shot of pepperment schnopps so I'm just a little.... fooked up.... hehehehe
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Not technically drinking this yet, but tomorrow... the return of Jeni's Yazoo Sue ice cream! Killer beer pairings at the release event tomorrow...
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My first AG brew, I've done this beer a few times before in extract with steep. The numbers came out good. It is lighter in color but more cloudy, I need to work on that. Its only been in the bottle for just a little over a week and In the fridge for a few hours,but is good
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Went out tonight with a couple of people from my TKD studio and we had some Enjoy By 7.4.17. Good stuff!
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Looks like a nice one.Kealia wrote:Nice, Jeff. That's like I scored about a month ago - crazy fresh.
Yesterday I imbibed a Simply Simarillo (session IPA) while smoking a couple a trip tips for dinner.
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This is my SMaSH MOB Pale Ale that I brewed about 3 weeks ago. I used 12 lbs of Marris Otter malt and 2 oz of Bravo hops (1 oz for 45 min, 1/2 oz for 15 min and 1/2 oz at flame out) I'm really happy with how it turned out. Nice and crisp with a good balance of the Bravo hops both in flavor and aroma.
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Wow, that came out really clear, Leigh
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I might, or I might play around with the hops as far as timing or trying different hops altogether.Beer-lord wrote:Man, that looks great! Ya gonna brew it again?
I had got into a habit of brewing big beers or complex beers and I really enjoyed the simplicity of the SMaSH and may play around with doing more.
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