OrdinaryAvgGuy
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Even if the punishment was castration?
Wait.. you would or wouldn't?
Even if the punishment was castration?
Hops would be off the market. Growing your own would be the equivalent crime of growing marijaywanna. Yeast would be limited to bread yeast. Getting caught brewing beer would result in castration.
95% of us would stop brewing IMO.
If the government wants to control anything there are ways. It is unfortunate but controlling the masses is the only way to maintain civilization.
oh and yeast .. back in the day they didnt use yeast like we do
well i guess we would figure other ways to make beer with the hop flavor.. if i had to i would just go with no hops ..
Would you still brew, me personally hell ya. I would probably get more of a kick out of it. Like drinking beer when I was in the teens the fun days.
There's no reason to stop doing something that's meaningful to you simply because someone else says it's illegal.
Even if the punishment was castration?
Do you need 'em to brew, or to drink? Nah. So what's the big deal? Bring it on! :rockin:
Brewing was illegal in Utah when I started. It's only been legal here for 5 or 6 years.
"They can try to pry the mash paddle from my cold, dead hands."
Would you still brew if it became illegal?
Every year when I reach 200 gallons, usually in November, I stop brewing...
Every year when I reach 200 gallons, usually in November, I stop brewing...
Must stay within the law, you know...
Now I want to make a mash paddle from your dead arm
It hasn't been that long that it's been legal to make beer (1979) Growing up though in the small town I did there were quite a few beer and wine makers as well as distillers. You could buy malt from Breiss in Milwaukee bulk price if you brought your own bags/buckets sold as feed
F*** the po-po...(unless you happen to be a law enforcement officer, in that case thank you very much for your hard work and service)
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