- Aug 20, 2007
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That won't work. The state that provide most of the hops to the country is in a drought.
you missed the point - it was a milli vanilli joke
That won't work. The state that provide most of the hops to the country is in a drought.
Never followed them, I'm just the boy in the tree.No worries. "Blame it on the rain" was another one of their big hits.
Not familiar with them either @begreen, but I assume you know Yes.LOL, I wouldn't know milli from vanilli. Ah, but ya gotta blame it on something.
Now you're getting close to the edge.
Well, if this has become a “What’s your favorite YES” thread, I’ve always been a fan of Relayer. Sound Chaser is self indulgent musical masterbation at its best.Personally I like Fragile more than Close to the Edge. Or this.
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There's a brew I haven't seen in a while. This may not be true, but growing up in WNY, my older siblings would always make monthly beer runs to Canada. Apparently the APV of Canadian beer is different than what is imported to the USA.Family Friend donated some beer knowing i am always up for something new. This is a first for me with this brewer so i can chalk it up as one more beer tried. Imported from Canada. 5% ABV. Not too bad, kinda avg beer. It will come in handy to serve this to guests rather than finish the case myself as some of my friends wont drink anything strong or dark.View attachment 228848
It is a decent beer,but lately with a craft brewer behind every bush in every town in America creating some heavy competition for your average brand of beer. The national brands can no longer set on their butts thinking the beer will sell itself. These local boys are really flooding the market with so many offerings the average national brands will soon be left behind the competition. Too many to try to buy them all out. Although the really low price stuff is probably safe as most craft beer is not cheap.Molson's is a decent beer for most.
Does it go well with cheese and kwakers?Picked up a case of Kwak this week, another one of my favorites
That's some serious homebrewing.This is one of the best setups iv ever see in a backyard. Its good to have friends like this. An 8 Tap setup with the beer in a walk in cooler behind it. The home brewery is in the back equipped to make 100 gal at a time. This will become secondary to a larger setup at a Bar and Grill just purchased and opening 1st. weekof Sept. in Shamokin. Just in time for my 62nd Birthday retirement party.View attachment 228889
This picnic pavillion /brewhouse /taproom is about 200 Ft from his house ,good thing he has a dog patrolling 24/7. To keep thirsty burglers out. All 8 taps are usually in service.That's some serious homebrewing.
Congrats and happy early birthday.
I helped make a batch of chocolate, peanut butter porter about 2 months ago. We split the batch to add the vanilla to half of it and that half soured. The first half turned out fine and tasted great. Mostly does porters,stouts and triples. An occasional IPA but not too often. He does festivals locally and won a few trophys in the last couple years for his beer.Nice to have a friend like that. Hope he's a good brewer too.
I helped make a batch of chocolate, peanut butter porter about 2 months ago. We split the batch to add the vanilla to half of it and that half soured. The first half turned out fine and tasted great. Mostly does porters,stouts and triples. An occasional IPA but not too often. He does festivals locally and won a few trophys in the last couple years for his beer.
Chocolate is hard to get right .Of the national brands Sam Adams does it best. Surest way to make a bad beer is to water it down and call it "lite" .Sounds like a bad waste of good chocolate, peanut butter and beer.![]()
I'm not fond of smoked beers or ales. We have a local brew where he uses smoked cherry chips in his porter. Seems to sell well, but I am not a fan.One of the guys made a "smoked wheat" that was interesting.
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