Good on you man.
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homebrewing Being Crafty
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Glad to hear from you, man! The best part of quitting beer for an extended period of time, is that craft brewing keeps getting better and better. If or when you ever decide to start drinking brews again, they will be better than ever.t0mato said:Wow! I missed lots of tasty beers.
I haven't had a beer in five months.
that is so wrong. catch up now! go!t0mato said:Wow! I missed lots of tasty beers.
I haven't had a beer in five months.
this brewery is a couple of miles from me and this is a first try.
Beer`d Brewing Co. Frank & Berry 9.1% ABV. fruity and delicious! Mosaic hops.
Beer`d Brewing Co. Frank & Berry 9.1% ABV. fruity and delicious! Mosaic hops.
i was really disappointed with this one. Moon Bear. i read the label in the store and decided it sounded like it would be tasty and i really like stouts. milk stout brewed with vietnamese dark roast coffee. popped one last night......DRECK.
turned it over and saw the canning date was 02/01/18 so its nearly a year and a half old.
this may have been decent when fresh but not when old.
turned it over and saw the canning date was 02/01/18 so its nearly a year and a half old.
this may have been decent when fresh but not when old.
Where's the Satan Santa? I hope he's in town and planning to hit the beer fest tomorrow.
Don't forget to try this beer!!
Don't forget to try this beer!!
Tree House "Curiosity Seventy" (series)
"For this curious exploration into the art and science of hoppy beers, we blended two different yeast strains - a classically soft and fruity english ale strain, and our house yeast strain - in an attempt to take our well established flavor profiles to new heights of depth, intrigue, and individuality. Paired with heavy doses of new age and classic American hops and a grist containing a careful dose of honey malt, Curiosity Seventy pours an exotic orange in the glass and presents with flavors and aromas of juicy tangerine, mango, orange creamsicle, dried apricot, and distinctive melon overtones. It has a dense body and an easy drinking appeal that is both familiar and foreign in a new and exhilarating way"
