What are you drinking right now?

[Sunfire96]

Work perk west coastie

 

[Josh Hughes]

First pour of my latest batch of Pilsner. Made this for the tailgate Sunday. Only a month old plus I moved the keg to get a pour. Won’t matter how clear in a solo cup Sunday. It turned out really well. Nice herbal bitterness but a touch of sweetness from the malt. Clean fermentation as well.

 

[Simonpyman]

A couple pints at my favorite brewery. Foliage which is an autumn lager, very tasty and you can taste the cascade/chinook hops

 

[Megary]

‘23 Barleywine, with today’s Rye Blonde in the background.

Have to say, if I could only brew one beer a year, it would most definitely be a Barleywine.

 

[Ward Chillington]

Mörk de Mild v2.0 from the split batch. I used 1/2 Breiss and 1/2 Simpson's Best. This really brings up the malty and chocolate levels.

 

[Herm brews]

While she sips Tieton North Ranch Berry Cider, I am enjoying Fort George Magnanimous IPA with Fir Tips.

 

[Josh Hughes]

The German Pilsner was tapped yesterday at the bengals/steelers “game”. The beer turned out super well. Me, a former assistant, and 3 former players emptied it in about an hour.

 

[Beerbelly]

Homebrewed Scottish 70 shilling:

 

[Brew Cat]

The German Pilsner was tapped yesterday at the bengals/steelers “game”. The beer turned out super well. Me, a former assistant, and 3 former players emptied it in about an hour.

yeah I have a pilsner up next although it will be a Bohemian just need to clear the fermenter of a Bock I'm brewing now

 

[Beerbelly]

Homebrewed Scottish 70 shilling:

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I'm really surprised at how great this Scottish 70 shilling is. At first glance it looks like it could be a fairly strong & dense brew, but at 1.040, it's really quite sessionable and refreshing, with a hint of smoke, (but no smoked or peated malt added). I'll definitely be adding this to my favorite recipe rotation.

 

[Herm brews]

Ginger Root Kombucha from a local producer. Right across from the local market, just a short 10 minute stroll from home.
Picked up some purple broccoli to go with fresh ling cod for dinner.

 

[Josh Hughes]

I'm really surprised at how great this Scottish 70 shilling is. At first glance it looks like it could be a fairly strong & dense brew, but at 1.040, it's really quite sessionable and refreshing, with a hint of smoke, (but no smoked or peated malt added). I'll definitely be adding this to my favorite recipe rotation.

Love a 70 shilling

 

[Herm brews]

A 12oz pour of pFriem Dank IPA in the midst of my daily walk for groceries.

 

[jschein]

This is a more beer flash brewing citra session kit. It really does take 10 minutes . It’s pretty good, nice head and lacing. A great citra aroma and taste!
https://www.morebeer.com/products/f...ale-5-gallon-beer-recipe-kit-boil-making.html

 

[Over The Cliff Brewing]

This is a more beer flash brewing citra session kit. It really does take 10 minutes . It’s pretty good, nice head and lacing. A great citra aroma and taste!
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I tried one a few months ago. It's good beer considering the least amount of effort required.

 

[Josh Hughes]

Finishing up my Marzen. End of fall it is….

 

[Josh Hughes]

Some Pilsner while watching the new Beatles documentary, ‘64.

 

[Sunfire96]

Our yearly tradition of drinking this Mexican hot chocolate imperial stout while decorating the tree and watching the first Christmas movie of the season

 

[Sandy Feet]

Our yearly tradition of drinking this Mexican hot chocolate imperial stout while decorating the tree and watching the first Christmas movie of the season
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Bad Santa? LOL

 

[Sunfire96]

Bad Santa? LOL

Have you seen The Big Lebowski?