Went to a benefit "Run" for a dog rescue today. Had a Revision Brewing Company Blonde and a 10 Torr Brewing Honey Blonde. Both were pretty good. Plus lots of happy doggos so you can't go wrong there!
Yet another big storm small sized hail in it pea size strawberry murk beer tastes deliciously wheat and fruity. Oh and that pool costs way more to run than my HB hobby.... especially with rain like this Alkalinity cyuranic Acid Salt hydrachloric Acid Nill Phosphate the list goes on more like a chemical bath at least the beer is cheap!
Oh now they are just things of beauty I'd feel sorta bad drinking them their like works of art. Then again they look soooooo good not to imbibe. Prost!
Ovila Belgian white ale. A collaboration with the monks at the abbey of New Clairvaux; A Trappist-Cistercian Monestary about 25 miles north of Chico. This one needs to be poured carefully as it has a lot of yeast in the bottom of the bottle. I wonder if it would be worth harvesting? I'm guessing it is a Belgian yeast... I don't think this one gets very far outside of Chico. The label looks like it was printed on an office printer lol.
Lemondrop Saison 8% that I brewed & bottled 6 months ago still have a few... I can't believe how good this taste now... wished I hadn't given so much of it away... oh well For anyone interested recipe link >> All Grain Lemondrop Saison
Credit given where credit is due. It isn't luck to have a beer retain quality for that period of time.
Wyeast - French Saison 3711 Edit: I did not buy the kit as I only brew 10 liter batches I just bought the ingredients at the LHBS
Was drinking a 1.5 year old Belgian Quad and a 3 year old Wee Heavy this weekend in celebration of my 6th decade of life on Earth this weekend.... Both bottle conditioned, both still good. The Wee Heavy has started to take on a bit of umami flavors but they add to the original brew including cherries, cocoa nibs and vanilla. They've held up well.