BeerBorg

Well, if having too much is a problem, there are options.
I try not to drink much during the week since I splurge on weekends and joining a brew club can only empty so much. My biggest beer drinking friends are far, far away so I plan to brew a stout that can just sit in a keg at room temperatures for a few months and enjoy it with the last of the possible cold weather in late winter.
Like you, my fridge is way past full and I am working on trying to stop buying the next beer that some great brewery puts out.

I'll admit before moving most of my friends and neighbors loved drinking my beer and it went really fast, besides the fact that I helped them out finishing it too. There's no greater feeling of accomplishment than sharing something you've made yourself with folks who truly enjoy the results as much as you do. Saturday is brewday and brewdays typically put a pretty good sized dent in my pipeline, especially if I have friends over to 'help out'. I do realize I'm in a much better position this year to bring beer to the holiday parties that are sure to come up though, partly because I've been brewing solo so far.

Man, that's an awesome picture. it's mesmerizing. The way that reddish hue pops against the dark background, and with all the soft edges.........Snap out of it BlackDuck!!!!

Well, the curves of the glass are sexy! Add in the soft edges, the color and it's beer and its most certainly mesmerizing.
Vince, is photography your second job?

BlackDuck wrote:Man, that's an awesome picture. it's mesmerizing. The way that reddish hue pops against the dark background, and with all the soft edges.........Snap out of it BlackDuck!!!!

the man sure knows how to take a picture of a beer!

Vince, check your PMs when you get a minute. I deleted the last one we traded, sorry.

Kealia wrote:Vince, check your PMs when you get a minute. I deleted the last one we traded, sorry.

I just PM'd you the information, although I didn't see any new PMs when I looked. Anyhow very much looking forward to this.

Beer-lord wrote:Well, the curves of the glass are sexy! Add in the soft edges, the color and it's beer and its most certainly mesmerizing.
Vince, is photography your second job?

Haha, Even though I've always been interested in photography it's purely for enjoyment these days. I do love beer however, brewing it, writing about it, drinking it and photographing it too. And this all started out from a Little Brown Keg too, who knew?

OMG Screwy that is the most beautiful beer I have ever seen in my life. My I ask it for my brothers hand in marriage? (drool e-moticon)

WOW

This beer is on my favorite have to brew again list, this is the very first time in a long while where my pipeline had four different styles of beer in it and just in time for the holidays too.

Looking good! I'm hoping to have four beers ready to serve for Christmas, too. It's been a long time since the pipeline has had this much variety, but it should be worth the wait.

FedoraDave wrote:Looking good! I'm hoping to have four beers ready to serve for Christmas, too. It's been a long time since the pipeline has had this much variety, but it should be worth the wait.

its definitely a great time to be a home brewer!

ScrewyBrewer wrote:

FedoraDave wrote:Looking good! I'm hoping to have four beers ready to serve for Christmas, too. It's been a long time since the pipeline has had this much variety, but it should be worth the wait.

its definitely a great time to be a home brewer!

When would be a bad time, unless you lived in Alabama prior to 2012?

Agreed, or the United States prior to March 22, 1933

ScrewyBrewer wrote:Agreed, or the United States prior to March 22, 1933

starting January 1920