Ugh! I’m at a wedding reception. All they have is Busch Light and Michelob Ultra. [emoji1361][emoji1361][emoji1361][emoji1361]
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The QuadraphonicQuad Craft Beer/Microbrew thread
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Trust me...that's not the only thing he has to deal with
..it seems that the cast from Deliverance stopped by....imagine all those banjos and missing front teeth
I’m just sitting here drinking my boring can of Guinness listening to some surround music. At least, I’m entertaining myself.
There were certainly a few of them....I can't deal with that crap.Trust me...that's not the only thing he has to deal with
Nice to see you on the forum again....are you working on anything right now that you could let us know about?
I'm working on getting my bachelors degree.
I understand you worked on the recording for Idinia Menzel....was she nice to work with?
Hurt my lower back this morning...ibuprofen isn’t helping at all, so resorting to this. Works lots better.
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Hurt my lower back this morning...ibuprofen isn’t helping at all, so resorting to this. Works lots better.
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I quit drinking at the wrong time...I love those descriptions..."double dry hopped......hazy IPA"...gotta love that...and your "approach" doesn't require a lot of reading on the "prescription" label to see what other drugs interact with your drug of choice...
LOL! I know, my good man. You would certainly be impressed with the explosion of regional breweries. And, now the more recent craze is to package them in cans....which I LOVE! Cans rule....so portable....crushable......cooler-able.
We went to our new financial adviser yesterday, and afterwards, we went to a relatively newer brewery in Champaign (actually Savoy...which is a small town that skirts Champaign) called Triptych. Such a sweet little place.
Cool place if you scroll down the left side and click on the menu you can see the various beers with "colorful" names....interesting that they are 4oz servings....like samples...
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A day filled with grandkid duties - her soccer game, then his soccer game, then his baseball game.....it's well past beer o'clock now.
My 1500th unique check-in on Untappd - Boxing Bear "Mosaic Mountain" IPA (6.6% abv, 75 ibu). No big haze bomb, just a very good clean piney dank mosaic hop IPA.
My 1500th unique check-in on Untappd - Boxing Bear "Mosaic Mountain" IPA (6.6% abv, 75 ibu). No big haze bomb, just a very good clean piney dank mosaic hop IPA.
I was just sitting here drinking a Guinness when I remembered an email I received yesterday alerting me to National Beer Day which is tomorrow.
Listed in that email are a few beer facts. Enjoy!
Milkshake IPAs
'Milkshake' IPAs are produced with milk sugar (lactose) which does not ferment out, leaving the new style sweeter than your typical IPA and gives them a smoother mouthfeel. Many iterations of this style include fruit additions as well!
Brut IPAs
Brut IPAs are produced by utilizing champagne yeast strains and/or by utilizing an enzyme used in champagne making (called amylase) after fermentation to produce a dry, effervescent finish.
Ageable Beers
Beer never expires in the sense of being unsafe to drink, but flavors do change over time. These changes are impacted by both exposure to oxygen and light. Flavor development will vary depending on the style and ingredients used, but higher ABV beers tend to age best.
Milkshake IPAs
'Milkshake' IPAs are produced with milk sugar (lactose) which does not ferment out, leaving the new style sweeter than your typical IPA and gives them a smoother mouthfeel. Many iterations of this style include fruit additions as well!
Brut IPAs
Brut IPAs are produced by utilizing champagne yeast strains and/or by utilizing an enzyme used in champagne making (called amylase) after fermentation to produce a dry, effervescent finish.
Ageable Beers
Beer never expires in the sense of being unsafe to drink, but flavors do change over time. These changes are impacted by both exposure to oxygen and light. Flavor development will vary depending on the style and ingredients used, but higher ABV beers tend to age best.
A day filled with grandkid duties - her soccer game, then his soccer game, then his baseball game.....it's well past beer o'clock now.
My 1500th unique check-in on Untappd - Boxing Bear "Mosaic Mountain" IPA (6.6% abv, 75 ibu). No big haze bomb, just a very good clean piney dank mosaic hop IPA.
WTF IS THAT??
That is weird.......Snood not drink beer in like 2 months or more .........sat down to watch Aquaman and a about 1230 AM April 7 started going hmm a beer sounds gooooood..........so downed 3 Rolling Rocks in bottle.
Snood no beer snob, but Rolling Rock in can is teeeeeeeerrrible...........always loved the taste of bottled rock.
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