What are you drinking?
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- Foothiller
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Hoegaarden -- nice calibration for what a Wit is supposed to taste like
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More Dampfbier
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Finished KZG, my first coolaboration with KZ(where did he go). An imperial red partial mash with a boatful of hops. This last 6er conditioned for 10 months. Now Im drinking a firtst pitch pilsner brewed with a lager yeast at 48F. Its very good after those heavy reds. After a week of midnites, its needed.
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My first first pour of my first IPA, excellent!! Two Hearted Ale clone.
- Wings_Fan_In_KC
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While I wait for my Octoberfest to be ready next weekend, I finished off the six of Breckenridge Vanilla Porter and the SNPA.
I want MY beer!!
I want MY beer!!
I'm A Friggin' Hop Grenade !!
Crazy Dog Brewing
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Bullis RTS. Mmmmm caramelly!
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Drinking a porter I brewed the end of June. Finally becoming drinkable, although it is a bit flat.
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Drinking a homebrewed Saison. Worth the wait; this one took 6 weeks in the fermenter to finish. Tastes really good!
Drinking: Columbus Double India Pale Ale
Bottled/Conditioning: Trippel
Fermenting: Columbus Double India Pale Ale, Trippel
Bottled/Conditioning: Trippel
Fermenting: Columbus Double India Pale Ale, Trippel
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Half Baked Chimay Doree Clone.
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Cerveza Caguama is the flavor of the moment. Light in color good head and imop better than the other mass production mexican's at the store. ![beer :fedora:](./images/smilies/fedoradave.gif)
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BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT. (THE CHILDREN NEED POSITIVE ROLE MODELS) HAVE YOU CHANGED TODAY?
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Tried a bottle of Napa Smith Brewery Crush that a friend gave me. This is a newer brewery up in the Napa Valley here in CA known for its wine production.
This beer is described as:
"Crush is a medium bodied lager with a toasted malt aroma and soft Oktoberfest beer character. In tribute to the grape harvest in Napa, we also add a small amount of grapes to each batch. In keeping with the Bavarian tradition of Oktoberfest, this Amber Lager incorporates the use of traditional malts with low hop bitterness and a hint of fruit flavor. With white foam lacing the glass, Crush is soft, complex and elegant. As they say, “It takes a lot of great beer at harvest time to make great wine.”"
This tastes like a glass of wine to me. I took one smell and knew what it would be like. And I only took one sip - no likey.
Moved on to a pint of my Summer Ale that I keg-hopped. It has changed a lot. It's nice to know that this is a good technique for saving a mediocre beer. Plus, my taste buds are back![happy :D](./images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
This beer is described as:
"Crush is a medium bodied lager with a toasted malt aroma and soft Oktoberfest beer character. In tribute to the grape harvest in Napa, we also add a small amount of grapes to each batch. In keeping with the Bavarian tradition of Oktoberfest, this Amber Lager incorporates the use of traditional malts with low hop bitterness and a hint of fruit flavor. With white foam lacing the glass, Crush is soft, complex and elegant. As they say, “It takes a lot of great beer at harvest time to make great wine.”"
This tastes like a glass of wine to me. I took one smell and knew what it would be like. And I only took one sip - no likey.
Moved on to a pint of my Summer Ale that I keg-hopped. It has changed a lot. It's nice to know that this is a good technique for saving a mediocre beer. Plus, my taste buds are back
![happy :D](./images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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Having a hard time trying to fall asleep. Had a panty-dropper punch. Now having a Murican wheat.
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"Golden Hefeweizen". But I'm still working on the recipe - a touch too creative in adding lemon juice into the beer in this version. Next time I will try to get the desired touch of citrus from the hops.