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You are here: Home. September 21, 2010 by justin. Middot; 1 Comment. My fingers smelled so good after picking them. I wish there was something that tasted like this to drink. Ooops, there is! I love hops. Watch them blow in the breeze. These are the cascade hops. They were planted last year so this is the second harvest and it was an amazing year! They are drying now and I need to find a vacuum sealer to save them for my beer this fall. Filed under All Beers. Middot; Tagged with homebrew. M-Dog IPA, day 2.
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You are here: Home. The Shed Mountain Ale. September 28, 2012 by justin. Middot; Leave a Comment. After 47 years in Stowe, VT. The Shed has a new home. Middlebury, Vermont with Otter Creek. And now… I can get their fine beers in Mass. I picked up a six pack of Mountain Ale about 3 minutes ago and one just didnt make it into the fridge. oops. Actually, yay! This ale tastes like a session beer, malty mild and slightly fruity. Then, look at the ABV and wow, 7.4%, WTF? Middot; Tagged with brown ale. Great be...
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You are here: Home. August 4, 2010 by justin. Middot; 1 Comment. So the beer friend brought back 2 homebrews from her daughter and son-in-law (Sam Adels and Claire Briguglio). Tonight I popped open the California Steam. First, what is a California Steam anyway? Has a great history of Steam Beer,. A historic beer may or may not have used adjuncts, was hopped between 28 and 40 IBUs, and was run through a clarifier after a very short fermentation directly into the keg. Krausen was used to carbonate the ...
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You are here: Home. July 13, 2012 by justin. Middot; Leave a Comment. What a great lager…and I hate lagers. I could drink this Lucky Bucket Brewery. Lager all night long, and last night, I did! Thanks to Craft Beer Club. For delivering this amazing brew to my door, next time, 4 bottles would be better than 3. The bottle says “pre-prohibition style” and if they mean, “a lager with flavour” then YAY! There is a depth to this lager, there are hops and a sweet barley base. Be Sociable, Share! Beer a Day Blog.
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You are here: Home. The Shed Mountain Ale. The Shed Mountain Ale. September 28, 2012 by justin. Middot; Leave a Comment. After 47 years in Stowe, VT. The Shed has a new home. Middlebury, Vermont with Otter Creek. And now… I can get their fine beers in Mass. I picked up a six pack of Mountain Ale about 3 minutes ago and one just didnt make it into the fridge. oops. Actually, yay! This ale tastes like a session beer, malty mild and slightly fruity. Then, look at the ABV and wow, 7.4%, WTF? Beer a Day Blog.
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Bard's Beer Project: Hockley Black & Tan
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All beer is the same anyways, the only difference is the taste" - Vendor Guy. Monday, August 15, 2011. Hockley Black and Tan. Type of beer:Black and Tan. Container Type: 473 mL can. Alcohol by volume: 4.70%. Country of origin: Canada. Rating: 65% (see below). Number of times I've had this beer: 1st. Drank From: HP Glass. Website: http:/ www.hockleybeer.ca/. Best for: Stamping out racism. Handwritten notes: Black and tan, in a can? Beer #525 of 3,652. Labels: 60% - 69%. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Bard's Beer Project: Tomyknocker Maple Nut Brown Ale
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All beer is the same anyways, the only difference is the taste" - Vendor Guy. Monday, September 5, 2011. Tomyknocker Maple Nut Brown Ale. Tomyknocker Maple Nut Brown Ale. Type of beer: Ale. Container Type: 12 oz bottle. Alcohol by volume: 4.50%. Country of origin: United States. Rating: 68% (see below). Number of times I've had this beer: 1st. Website: http:/ tommyknocker.com/. Best for: Posing for a photo. But still a good use of Canada's blood. Beer #538 of 3,652. Labels: 60% - 69%. Good luck to me.
Bard's Beer Project: Cannery Brewing Maple Stout
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All beer is the same anyways, the only difference is the taste" - Vendor Guy. Sunday, February 28, 2010. Cannery Brewing Maple Stout. Cannery Brewing Maple Stout. Type of beer: Stout. Container Type: 650 mL bottle. Alcohol by volume: 5.5%. Country of origin: Canada. Rating: 78% (see below). Number of times I've had this beer: 1st. Colours of label: Brown/Orange/White. Drank From: Ginny glass. Http:/ www.cannerybrewing.com/. Best for: swelling to the brim with national pride. Small Brewery BIG FLAVOUR.
CANFEST, the Original Canned Beer Festival Returns for a Fourth Year with Mammoth Brewing Company as Title Sponsor | The Beer Snob's Beer Reviews
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The Beer Snob's Beer Reviews. Just another WordPress weblog. Laquo; Beer Review: Lost Coast Downtown Brown. Beer Review: Magic Hat hI.P.A. CANFEST, the Original Canned Beer Festival Returns for a Fourth Year with Mammoth Brewing Company as Title Sponsor. August 24, 2012. Great news out of Reno, NV…. Reno, Nev., August 21, 2012)- The world’s first strictly canned beer festival, CANFEST. Announces its return for a 4. Year with a brand new title brewery sponsor, Mammoth Brewing Company. CANFEST benefits the...
Beer Review: Lost Coast Downtown Brown | The Beer Snob's Beer Reviews
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The Beer Snob's Beer Reviews. Just another WordPress weblog. Laquo; Great Northern Brewing Company collaborating with Kyle Hollingsworth of The String Cheese Incident. CANFEST, the Original Canned Beer Festival Returns for a Fourth Year with Mammoth Brewing Company as Title Sponsor. Beer Review: Lost Coast Downtown Brown. August 1, 2012. Wow….first beer review in a while….it’s good to be back in the saddle again. Today’s beer review is Lost Coast’s Downtown Brown. A cigarette ad once proclaimed their pro...
Beer Review: Brooklyn Brewery’s Dry Irish Stout | The Beer Snob's Beer Reviews
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The Beer Snob's Beer Reviews. Just another WordPress weblog. Laquo; Brooklyn and D. Carnegie & Co. to collaborate on new brewery in Stockholm, Sweden. Brooklyn Brewery Announces 11-City Food & Arts Festival. Beer Review: Brooklyn Brewery’s Dry Irish Stout. January 25, 2013. Read my mind recently and sent me samples of their Dry Irish Stout. Thank you, Brooklyn folks! From the Brooklyn website:. Attractive beer, I like that it’s not pitch black but has some hint of color. 9 points out of 10. A lot of peop...
Bard's Beer Project: Lost Coast Great White
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All beer is the same anyways, the only difference is the taste" - Vendor Guy. Monday, August 29, 2011. Lost Coast Great White. Lost Coast Great White. Type of beer: White Beer. Container Type: 1 pint 6 oz bottle. Alcohol by volume: 4.80%. Country of origin: United States. Rating: 73% (see below). Number of times I've had this beer: 1st. Website: http:/ www.lostcoast.com/. Best for: The dead of summer. Handwritten notes: This is a very peachy/apricotty swoosh in the old kisser. Pineapple? Labels: 70% - 79%.
Bard's Beer Project: Maccabee Lager Beer
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All beer is the same anyways, the only difference is the taste" - Vendor Guy. Monday, September 5, 2011. Type of beer: Lager. Container Type: 500 mL can. Alcohol by volume: 5.00%. Country of origin: Israel. Rating: 23% (see below). Number of times I've had this beer: 1st. Website: http:/ www.tempo.co.il. Best for: being out of your element. Nah, the IPA I just had was boss. This beer is just "there" like the Kool-Aid your friend's mom watered down to "cut back on the sugar". Get real. Beer #543 of 3,652.
Bard's Beer Project: Muskoka Hefe-Weissbier
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All beer is the same anyways, the only difference is the taste" - Vendor Guy. Monday, August 22, 2011. Type of beer: Hefeweizen. Container Type: 473 mL can. Alcohol by volume: 5.00%. Country of origin: Canada. Rating: 40% (see below). Number of times I've had this beer: 2nd. Drank From: GW Glass. Website: http:/ www.muskokabrewery.com/. Beer #530 of 3,652. Labels: 40% - 49%. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). That's 1 per day, every day, for 10 full years (including 2 leap years). Good luck to me. Don&#...
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The Shed Mountain Ale. September 28, 2012. After 47 years in Stowe, VT, The Shed has a new home, Middlebury, Vermont with Otter Creek! And now… I can get their fine beers. September 26, 2012. The dark truth about this stout is that it is 9.7% alcohol. And… the tastiest shit you have ever had. Make sure this is. July 13, 2012. Well I’m on a lager roll. Spontaneously ended up at Mezze for dinner and happy to find a little lone table just for me, and my. July 13, 2012. Return to top of page.
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Dusting off the Keyboard. So…its been almost three years since I posted here. I can give lots of excuses, but the gist is that life got in the way. Since I let this blog fall by the wayside I have had a second child, graduated college, and gotten back into home brewing. My goal for 2015 is to. Read more ». Read more ». Here is a great article about Cellaring and Aging Beer from Imbibe Magazine: http:/ t.co/wvxmOkm2. A new Trappist beer! Read more ». Fighting the good fight…in Florida. Read more ». If the...
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