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miller high life long neck bottle the champagne of beers
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the spaghett (miller + aperol + lemon juice) is pretty decent
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Vox Nihili posted:Might pick up a sixpack tonight... update when you can please...
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mawarannahr posted:they should replace at least 90% of ipa with kölsch, pilsner, saison, kristallweizen, etc... Hard agree I wish the sour supremacy had lasted longer but it was killed by the type of dudes who eat chicken tendies with honey mustard at least 3 times a week
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Jan 7, 2024 02:52
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Drinking an Old Rasputin tonight It's good poo poo
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:Drinking an Old Rasputin tonight Strong, tasty, and affordable
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snack soul posted:the spaghett (miller + aperol + lemon juice) is pretty decent no, just regular kind
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The cheap beers I regularly drank in my 20's: Milwaukee's Best Ice, Keystone Light, Miller High Life, Rolling Rock, Red Dog, Natural Ice, Busch, Schaefer, Schlitz, Piels, Hamm's, Coors Extra Gold, Lionshead, Yuengling Premium, Old Milwaukee, Narragansett, National Bohemian, Rolling Rock, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Genesee Cream Ale I drank several hundred gallons of every beer on that list, at least, and I regret every sip.
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Well, maybe not EVERY sip
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titty_baby_ posted:Strong, tasty, and affordable Like the man himself. Also Narragansett isn't half bad. They've got it at the one theater I see shows at and it's usually either that or like... Shock top. Give me the Narragansett over that
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Jan 7, 2024 03:08
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I'd rather have shock top than Narragansett, it's disgusting
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Jan 7, 2024 04:10
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sipping Modelo especial, a good session beer
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Jan 7, 2024 04:12
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will be drinking some pbrs later tonight reckon
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mawarannahr posted:they should replace at least 90% of ipa with kölsch, pilsner, saison, kristallweizen, etc... no!!
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snack soul posted:that’s cool and i hope it works out for you. our closest LHBS closed a couple years ago thanks to covid I have a few but haven't tried them yet, I inherited them from the previous shop owner, here's one quote:5 lbs Briess Light Dried Malt Extract 0.5 lb Dingemans Cara 45 (45L) "our LHBS closed due to covid" is a really common story, ours is the last store in a very large metro area and I think there's room for a lot of growth. Hoping to expand it to a brewshop + microbrewery in the next five years.
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I'm predicting the age of the high ABV IPAs is over now we are in the age of table beers maybe even artisanal american kvass
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drinking a tallboy of a local beer that did an entire production run with a typo of "American" as "Amercian" on the label lmao
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mad.radhu posted:I have a few but haven't tried them yet, I inherited them from the previous shop owner, here's one The big idea I had for the LHBS I worked at was to turn the far part of our warehouse into a small cooperage. Keep that in your back pocket if you want to go even further down the risk/reward curve!
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:I'd rather have shock top than Narragansett, it's disgusting i lived in providence for a few months and the previous tenant left me a sixer of gansett oktoberfest and it was incredible. then i bought the regular stuff and was revolted anyway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqMh4PB7lN0
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One of the dudes I worked with was in charge of keg distribution at Bridgeport for years and year, every now and then he'd find neat old stuff and bring it in. Thanks to him I have a bottle of Bridgeport Old Knucklehead Barleywine that was bottled in 1994! Now that it's officially thirty years old I'm going to crack it open soon and post a trip report if I don't forget
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It's technically not my job anymore but I *love* brewing and helping other people do it, and I've mentioned it elsewhere but I do home distilling too and have for years now so I can speak on it confidently. If anyone here wants to make something or even just thinking about it reach out and I will help, and definitely check out the homebrew thread in GWS https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3437782&pagenumber=1030#lastpost it's slow moving but you'd be hard pressed to find a better collection of brewing knowledge online And if you live in New Zealand definitely look into home distilling, it's the only place in the English speaking world where it's legal
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:I'm predicting the age of the high ABV IPAs is over I think this is probably true, nobody wants to really get destroyed on 9% abv hop nukes but they're a fun flavor sometimes. The people want good session beers Fortaleza posted:One of the dudes I worked with was in charge of keg distribution at Bridgeport for years and year, every now and then he'd find neat old stuff and bring it in. Thanks to him I have a bottle of Bridgeport Old Knucklehead Barleywine that was bottled in 1994! Now that it's officially thirty years old I'm going to crack it open soon and post a trip report if I don't forget it's probably great, we cracked open a flight of Sierra Nevada bigfoot barleywines the other day from 1999, 2000, and 2001 - they were all still fantastic Fortaleza posted:And if you live in New Zealand definitely look into home distilling, it's the only place in the English speaking world where it's legal We sell tons of distilling equipment. There's big "tobacco water pipe" vibes around it, talking about how you can use it to make essential oils and whatnot. Someone asked about making perfume with it once. mad.radhu has issued a correction as of 01:10 on Jan 9, 2024 |
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Gunshow Poophole posted:drinking a tallboy of a local beer that did an entire production run with a typo of "American" as "Amercian" on the label lmao The total lack of quality control just makes it extra American
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lobster shirt posted:update when you can please... I ended up getting the Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale that they do annually Bit late in the season but it's good
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mad.radhu posted:I think this is probably true, nobody wants to really get destroyed on 9% abv hop nukes but they're a fun flavor sometimes. The people want good session beers 9% is excessive but it's hard for me to go back to session beers unless I'm having something specifically thirst quenching on a hot day.
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they just raised taxes on beer in Turkey https://twitter.com/zamlargeldi/status/1744019673274876365 it's $2 for a tallboy of the universally available 5% Pilsner now and people are MAD... however they are also secularist libs who are too afraid to do anything but make 400 posts on a forum. $2 doesn't seem like much, right? well, on minimum wage you can buy 283 of them. there are no discounts for buying a 6 or 18 pack or nothin. let's say a 6 pack of 16 oz 5% is maybe $7.50 in America, coming out to $1.25 apiece. for minimum wage in a mid state like Ohio it looks like take home minimum wage is around $1500 as of this year. by this rough measure, a minimum wage earner in an average state could get 1,200 tall beverages for a month of their trouble. therefore, the American worker is around 4.25x as prosperous as the pitiable secular Turk. glory to America 
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i say swears online posted:is there an emerging underground homebrew or distillation culture? absolutely, a lot of folks in the linked threads are declaring their intention. it sounds like the consumer supply chain for homebrewing (ie someplace to order stuff online domestically in non-commercial quantities, as you cannot order this stuff internationally without great expense and difficulty) has been maturing since it first took off 10-15 years ago.
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mawarannahr posted:$2 doesn't seem like much, right? well, on minimum wage you can buy 283 of them. there are no discounts for buying a 6 or 18 pack or nothin. $2 American for a beer in Turkey sounds loving outrageous Is this a morality thing?
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it's tuesday celebrate, with a miller high life
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snack soul posted:
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got a wholesale account set up with brewhaus.com and wow the markup on stills is somethin'
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stocked up on a couple hundred lbs of base malts to get me through the year. just need to clean the rust off of the grain mill going to start with a philly sour before i brew the saison. i’ve been wanting to do a kettle sour for a while, but keep getting deterred by the longer sour mashing process. philly seems like a nice compromise for babby’s first sour
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snack soul posted:
oh that reminds. here, enjoy some news from the main craft beer magazine down under https://craftypint.com/news/2831/beer-on-the-blockchain just the intro alone is a cognito-hazard quote:The blockchain. Crypto. NFT. To the moon. Web3. DeFi. listen to them explain it: quote:“[Edge] make the beer, we sell the beer with them, we split the profits, and then we take those profits to buy the coin back which spikes the price,” Jason explains.
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A brewery who's stuff I liked said they would take bitcoin and released a bitcoin ipa but that's nothing compared to creating a pump and dump beer coin
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lobster shirt posted:i like a good wheat beer I'm drinking a bottle of Shiner's peach wheat they make using hill country peaches. I dunno what their distribution is like but if you can get a hold of one it's pretty tasty and imo a solid wheat. When I was younger I used to hate wheat beer and wheat bread but they've both grown on me. Hope you're staying warm It's 25 degrees out but the windows are open cause Im smokin'
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