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That's a really good beer. I cant get that up here though.
What are you drinking right now?
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Found the last bottle of my hobgoblin “clone” not so much but enjoyable.
What makes it low Calorie low abv?
For me less of everything I like about the original. Refreshing nonethelessWhat makes it low Calorie low abv?
Not a bad drop this grodziski
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Is that @Hawkbox on the can?!
The head on that thing is incredible!
Amber Ale, it’s the next big thing. Speaking of which, I need to sample a bottle of my latest batch to see how it has carbed. As for now, I’m at work where it’s 98F in the shade, so I’m gulping ice water.
Heat advisory not the best time to mow...but I did. So plenty of water right now
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Just a snort of my "Look on the Bright Side"
Well anyway, this bottle was one of the perks of joining, so I just opened it. This is not something I would rush out to buy, but it is a craft brew that does not suck. And it chases down a few fresh oysters that I just shucked and slurped. Cheers.
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First pour of the Grodziskie. I bottle conditioned mine, it's spritzy at 3.5 vols. I'm happy with it, smoky but not too much so, noble hops come through, bready, dark bread and crust. Light body, minerally, good head retention... Here's to you, Mateusz!
Those are homemade pickles in the background...
Those are homemade pickles in the background...
Great presentation and description.
Another Grodziski here too
Pour was a little aggressive got a bit of foam over
Pour was a little aggressive got a bit of foam over
Post brew cleanup beer this is my most recent homebrew after 1 week in the bottle. Much happier with the head formation and carbonation than the last batch, but not quite ready. It's a pale ale brewed with Kveik and it's bitter, citrusy, and twangy
this is my most recent homebrew after 1 week in the bottle. Much happier with the head formation and carbonation than the last batch, but not quite ready. It's a pale ale brewed with Kveik and it's bitter, citrusy, and twangy 
Lynn's Lager, silver medal winner at the 2021 NHC. And I can see (taste) why. Probably the best lager I have ever tasted, including commercial beers and from the Kneipe(n) in Germany. Flavorful, a little sulphur, a mild bitterness, plenty of body. Classic. I wish I had the words to describe what my palate is getting.
