What's your favorite Beer?

[scooter]

[Seul]

[Jett129]

Was that as good as it looks?

[Seul]

It's 6%, thin mouthfeel, but has a loooong arse caramel and choc finish… Absolutely lovely!..

[Jett129]

I don’t recall you ever posting a Nitro beer,but a Nitro version of that one might alleviate the thin mouthfeel,and send it to the next level.

[Seul]

^Bad memory on you, old man… I recall at least two this summer... Castello brewery IPAs... Freakin LOVE nitro...

[Jett129]

Wouldn’t be the first time. If I ever come across a Nitro IPA,I’m definitely trying it.

[Seul]

[Seul]

The backstory is more interesting than the beer. And the backstory isn't that interesting.

[Seul]

Wizard Blend 2018. A blend of 10 BA MT beers. Magic.

[Jett129]

And you’re going to make it disappear. Couldn’t resist. Nice to see some stouts these days.

[Seul]

3F OG 2013.

[Chap]

[neph93]

I just bought a new house… it needs gutting completely and rebuilding and it also protected for its historical significance which means years of filling out building applications. I needed a beer and this one seemed big and stupid enough for the occasion.

[Jett129]

Too soon? Surprised to see this at my local liquor store,and I’ve really liked a lot of their beers in the past etc. Any way it’s brewed with cinnamon,allspice,cloves,nutmeg,and vanilla,but no pumpkin. It’s spicy tasting,but not surprisingly no pumpkin flavor. Needs a scoop of vanilla ice cream.  8.8 on the alcohol 

[A Former User]

Attaching lines up the south facing chimney has been an amazing hop growing life hack. Using my own hops in my own beer will happen this year!

[scooter]

@adam313:

Using my own hops in my own beer will happen this year!

Lovely. What hop have you got there ?

[den1mhead]

@adam313 your hops are looking so good and healthy.

[scooter]

[A Former User]

@scooter:

@adam313:

Using my own hops in my own beer will happen this year!

Lovely. What hop have you got there ?

Cascade and Centennial this year!

@den1mhead:

@adam313 your hops are looking so good and healthy.

It’s been a fascinating experiment. This is actually the second harvest already this season. The top half of the vines went first and threw out some beautiful buds that we harvested a month ago, and now the bottom half has shown out and produced these lovely’s! A chimney turns out to be a perfect setup for hop vines!!