January 12, 2010
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December 24, 2009
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December 12, 2009
A SAMPLE OF MY BELGIAN PALE ALE I’m glad my CO2 ran out, cause it gave the beer time to cold crash and clear out. LOOK AT HOW CLEAR THAT BEER IS.

A SAMPLE OF MY BELGIAN PALE ALE

I’m glad my CO2 ran out, cause it gave the beer time to cold crash and clear out. LOOK AT HOW CLEAR THAT BEER IS.

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December 10, 2009
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December 7, 2009
w33dprincess: planetearthisblue: I can’t wait to watch this. I’ve read a couple of great reviews. i was disappointed…it brought up many more questions than it answered (and the filmmakers, despite being at the screening i saw, didn’t seem to be able to answer them). i’m getting a lot more out of reading “lords of chaos,” despite it disturbing the hell out of me. Metal: a Headbanger’s Journey is a fucking fantastic metal documentary. It does a decent job of covering both death metal and black metal to a reasonable degree for a single documentary. Shit, it’s not bad about covering ALL of metal to some degree. I’m still planning on seeing this, despite my hopes not being terribly high for it. The true black metal adherents are egocentric and narcissistic, so watching interviews with them is pretty shitty. They do write some sick tunes though.

w33dprincess:

planetearthisblue:

I can’t wait to watch this. I’ve read a couple of great reviews.

i was disappointed…it brought up many more questions than it answered (and the filmmakers, despite being at the screening i saw, didn’t seem to be able to answer them). i’m getting a lot more out of reading “lords of chaos,” despite it disturbing the hell out of me.

Metal: a Headbanger’s Journey is a fucking fantastic metal documentary. It does a decent job of covering both death metal and black metal to a reasonable degree for a single documentary. Shit, it’s not bad about covering ALL of metal to some degree.

I’m still planning on seeing this, despite my hopes not being terribly high for it. The true black metal adherents are egocentric and narcissistic, so watching interviews with them is pretty shitty.

They do write some sick tunes though.

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December 5, 2009
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oldtobegin: beernerd: birra: Brewopoly Here’s a great game for people who like to drink beer! Are you a pilsner person, a lager lover, a brown ale girl, a stout fellow, or is wheat your treat? Whatever your pleasure, our nation’s award winning microbreweries produce the suds that will tickle your taste buds. In Brew-Opoly, buy or trade your favorite beers and increase property value by purchasing Brewpubs and Microbreweries for your monopolies. Sounds easy enough until you have to put on your beer goggles and kiss your neighbor or stand and sing “99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall!” So choose your token and advance to Cheers! Who knows! You might be collecting money from every player for a beer run…or you may be chosen ‘Beer Drinker of the Month!’ For 2 to 6 adult players. Here and here Want My bro gave my this for Xmas last year. Still haven’t played it. It was suggested that I kill all the kegs in my kegerator with some friends and get playing, which might have to happen this weekend.

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Brewopoly

Here’s a great game for people who like to drink beer! Are you a pilsner person, a lager lover, a brown ale girl, a stout fellow, or is wheat your treat? Whatever your pleasure, our nation’s award winning microbreweries produce the suds that will tickle your taste buds. In Brew-Opoly, buy or trade your favorite beers and increase property value by purchasing Brewpubs and Microbreweries for your monopolies. Sounds easy enough until you have to put on your beer goggles and kiss your neighbor or stand and sing “99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall!” So choose your token and advance to Cheers! Who knows! You might be collecting money from every player for a beer run…or you may be chosen ‘Beer Drinker of the Month!’ For 2 to 6 adult players.

Here and here

Want

My bro gave my this for Xmas last year. Still haven’t played it. It was suggested that I kill all the kegs in my kegerator with some friends and get playing, which might have to happen this weekend.

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November 28, 2009
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November 17, 2009

Last night my pumpkin spice ale was voted the best spice beer at a homebrewers meetup. I won thirty pounds of Maris Otter care of the Wynkoop Brewing Company. I am WAY STOKED.

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November 14, 2009
The Natural Progression of a Beer Palate - BeerAdvocate

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sostark:

A. Generally [beer enthusiasts] begin their explorations into better beers through the maltier and sweeter styles, like the stouts, porters, ambers, etc.. This is most likely because these beers mostly resemble foods and drinks that people are already used to: coffee, bread, caramel and chocolate flavors, etc..

B. Next, as the palate gets familiar with beer-related taste profiles, the more extreme and distinct styles are preferred, like an IPA, DIPA, Strong Ale, Barleywine, RIS. Usually this happens first with the malt bombs and progresses to the hoppier styles.

C. Third, the more obscure beers and out of the ordinary flavors become the target, like Sour Ales, Gruits, Cask Beers, and other styles that are hard to get into. The basis of knowledge that comes from A and B is what allows a full appreciation of these styles.

D. lastly, the progression comes full circle and the well-done lighter styles are truly appreciated for what they are: like a good Czech Pils or a good Kolsch. This could be because the palate has been dialed into what beer should be, and can pick it out of the most subtle styles.

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I think I might be transitioning from C to D?

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