Growler time - 3 Keys Punchface IPA
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- Thread starter Tommy
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More growlers - Sun Viking IPA
ceramicmike
Flush
Watch out - Litte Waldo's is like 12%
ceramicmike
Flush
I got my hands on a case when it came out. Down to a 6 pack plus this one (y) :thumbsup:
Two Brothers Hop Centric Double IPA 9.9%
I'm done ......
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I'm done ......
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I used to brew quite frequently and even got up to 15 gallon batches, but haven't really done it recently. Currently drinking a beer co brewed by one of the more famous local home brewers
manamongkids
Full House
Made a Portland run today, Bissel, Foundation, Austin St, Battery Steele
pokerplayingpisces
Full House
manamongkids
Full House
Got a gift delivered this afternoon
pay it forward you donkey.
manamongkids
Full House
I pay it forward almost weekly when I donate my time to old washed up British men seeking the fountain of youth
I pay it forward almost weekly when I donate my time to old washed up British men seeking the fountain of youth
Next beer I bring will be Shock Top
manamongkids
Full House
that was for you to sit on, not drink
11% alcohol...can't be all bad (crack the skye). We drank some of the Lazer Snake at Mikes last night and I bought some more
I really enjoyed Alpha King from those guys, Did you get any of that?
Yep.
detroitdad
Royal Flush
I was just about to post the same thing. I actually don't even like Zombie Dust. IMO it is an average beer at best.
3 Keys Wee Heavy Beer Me Up, Scotty
Sure do. Do about 3-4 5gal All-Grain brews a year. Only brew in the fall/winter months to control my temps. Mainly IPA's. Do a dark Christmas beer and give it way around the holidays...everyone loves it. Can't wait to get started this year. How about yourself?
Decided to crack open a session IPA tonight, while I started to fold the chips boxes that arrived from @justsomedude. Cheers!
Cascade, Centennial, Fuggle & Nugget. I planted the rhizomes last spring, got about 2 ounces (dried) of Cascade the first year (nothing from the other plants), and six ounces of cascade this year. I also got about an ounce of centennial and 2 ounces of Nugget this year, the Fuggle hasn't done well. It takes 2-3 seasons for the rhizomes to establish themselves, so most of their energy goes to that those first few seasons. Once they're been established, that energy goes to producing more cones. If you have the climate for them, they're relatively easy to grow, most of the "work" is at the beginning of the season where you're trimming back extra bines and training them up the ropes, then at the end for harvest. You just have to make sure you have the room for them, they need some type of vertical trellis to grow and they take off like weeds (bines will grow several inches a day during their peak growth spurts).
My first Sam Adams Octoberfest this year
Bucs win their season opener - Dogfish Head 60 minute IPA
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