That is a beautiful red color fins. 100% red x grist? (Think you said already)
Happy Easter Sunday to everyone. Another beautiful day here deep in the heart of TX.
Brought the little ones to the zoo this morning. They had a blast as usual. So did I if truth be told.
Spent the afternoon doing some very exciting tax prep and now working on my farmer-tan sipping a stupid simple HB cider in the garden. No pic. Probably not happening.
Beer to follow.
Just finished cleaning up from hosting Easter brunch. Shared a SMS and a Tweak with 3 non stout drinking family members. 2 of them liked the SMS, the Tweak was not liked at all.
@blizzard - I thought the Low End was decent, but nothing to write home about. Also, Base Camp Wine and Spirits in Frisco does get some Casey, but it's completely random on what and when they get it.
On to some HB from fancy glassware.
That was brewery release so someone sent it.
No, it was sent to me. I don't think TH has any distro outside the brewery
The first one was "local" to me. It' also a brewery-only release (tickets or membership required for purchases) and the brewery is a few hours from Denver.
Thank you sir. I'm loving this color. And yes, it was 100% red x malt. Happy Easter!
If I'm lucky enough, I hope to catch some Casey there next week. We are only canning Monday and Tuesday so I can potentially drive up to Silverthorne Wednesday until Sunday. Fingers crossed we don't change our schedule and I get a ton of snow while there.
Just finished cleaning up from hosting Easter brunch. Shared a SMS and a Tweak with 3 non stout drinking family members. 2 of them liked the SMS, the Tweak was not liked at all.
@blizzard - I thought the Low End was decent, but nothing to write home about. Also, Base Camp Wine and Spirits in Frisco does get some Casey, but it's completely random on what and when they get it.
On to some HB from fancy glassware.
What I thought, just double checking, I would have been a bit upset if they were sipping to your area. so good.
Happy Easter, didn't keep up yet. Busy weekend, but managed to knock these out while the fam is sleeping.
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Now drinking beer that I made out of stuff I bought at the store.
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I know Denver is predicting snow Tues & Wed. Not sure about the mountains. Base camp has a good selection, even if they don't have any Casey. Let me know if you are gonna stop in Denver and have time for a beer or three.
Scrrry bear.
11th Hour IPA here. in-laws made me a T-Bone steak for lunch. my wife made an amazing salad and roasted potatoes. and we made a cheesecake for dessert. it sounds like tacos for supper tonight.
Oh, and with the classic Easter pizza.
Happy Easter folks ... the weef brought home a French press yesterday to replace the ol' perker. so i fired it up this a.m. what a pita this thing is may have to go to the K cups again ... :smack:
No!!!!!!! There is no better cuppa than you will get from a French press. You need an electric kettle to go with it and it is so easy.
Also, I keep getting these RIS that have the distinct dark fruit favors I associate with Quads and Dubbels.
Tell me how to get that flavor in my beers. I want that all of the time. Or at least on a decent Friday night.
A few different ways. Certain Belgian yeasts (e.g. Chimay) have a distinct cherry ester to them. Also, certain dark malts have some fruity qualities to them (I get cherry from 120L and some raisin or plum from Special B). Thirdly, dark malts and candi sugar have a distinct dark fruit profile with age/oxidation. My Scotch ale gets there after about 12 months and starts to get very quad-like the longer it ages after that. Then there's the option of actually adding fruits like fig or dates (I have a dark saison I make with D-180, pureed dates, and fig preserves that is great at festivals).
A few different ways. Certain Belgian yeasts (e.g. Chimay) have a distinct cherry ester to them. Also, certain dark malts have some fruity qualities to them (I get cherry from 120L and some raisin or plum from Special B). Thirdly, dark malts and candi sugar have a distinct dark fruit profile with age/oxidation. My Scotch ale gets there after about 12 months and starts to get very quad-like the longer it ages after that. Then there's the option of actually adding fruits like fig or dates (I have a dark saison I make with D-180, pureed dates, and fig preserves that is great at festivals).
No!!!!!!! There is no better cuppa than you will get from a French press. You need an electric kettle to go with it and it is so easy.
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