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Explain please?
What are you drinking right now?
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I’ll take a pic of it tonight. But with kids medicine sometimes they have syringes to put the medicine in their mouth. I do not keep as much head pressure on some of my beers and I pout but leave and inch or so. I put the syringe on the glass draw up and plunge back a few times. It will cascade like a nitro, knock some co2 out and leave a creamy head. The mouthfeel is also creamier. Kind of a cheap cask pour
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And below is an example of how not to do it. Lol.
https://www.brewersfriend.com/forum...-drinking-right-now.2751/page-804#post-196694
Yep that’s what I do. I do it on any British styles I make. Not every time I mix it up.
It was a good, malty brew.
First ever homebrewed Bock. Really good; roasty, malty, sweet- reminds me of a Sugar Daddy sucker.
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If that picture didn't make me want to taste/brew that beer, resurrecting the childhood memory certainly did!
Lost a gold tooth cap from one of those once. I would like to try the beer though
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Yeah, unfortunately that's why that candy, and others, will have to remain a childhood memoryLost a gold tooth cap from one of those once. I would like to try the beer though
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Anyone else catch the multiple mentions that craft beer got during today's eulogies?
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That looks really good. I hope mine comes close in looks at least.
Schwarzbier
Brown lager. It's my American Brown recipe, but with 34/70 and noble hops at a lower IBU. Tastes a little too sweet/malty than I was hoping. Still very drinkable
I don't know how much regional or national coverage there's been, but Richmond, Virginia has been without potable water since Monday. Most people don't have running water at all. The issue spread to surrounding counties starting on Tuesday. We're talking about almost 1.5 million people without running or potable water for 4 days.
The projected timeline from the city suggests everything returning to normal over the weekend, but I'm still skeptical.
I don't know how much regional or national coverage there's been, but Richmond, Virginia has been without potable water since Monday. Most people don't have running water at all. The issue spread to surrounding counties starting on Tuesday. We're talking about almost 1.5 million people without running or potable water for 4 days.
The projected timeline from the city suggests everything returning to normal over the weekend, but I'm still skeptical.
Oh my. No clue. Sorry to hear that.
Thanks. We were lucky because I saw a weird rumor circulating on social media and decided to be paranoid and fill both of our bathtubs just in case. 3 hours later people started losing water pressure and the city issued a boil water advisory. Also not a bad time to own a 7.5 gallon kettle
So we were able to boil and store several gallons the first day for consumption, and have a very large backup storage of water for flushing/miscellaneous.
It's been a ridiculous situation of outdated utilities infrastructure, years of putting off retrofitting, and a rare ice storm causing a power outage at several critical pumps.
