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[?]MartinTaudio » 🌐
@MartinTaudio@mastodon.scot

Double Pilsner, eh? Ok I'll give it a bash

A can of Brooklyn Brewery Fonio Pilsner siting on some outdoor furniture

Alt...A can of Brooklyn Brewery Fonio Pilsner siting on some outdoor furniture

    [?]MartinTaudio » 🌐
    @MartinTaudio@mastodon.scot

    Tastes like a pilsner 🤷‍♂️

      [?]Richard Audette » 🌐
      @richardaudette@mastodon.social

      My wife & I have had fun taking the GO Train to some breweries outside the city -

      I've just written them up:
      hotelexistence.ca/rails-to-ale
      (not so much a review - they're all great! more of a list of some breweries outside Toronto we've travelled to by GO)

      Let me know if there are any you think we should try next -

        [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
        @Mutedog@mastodon.social

        I need to plan my next brew day, I'll be harvesting my hops soon, so I was thinking maybe I should brew a full bine fresh hop saison.

        Don't bother picking all the cones, just stuff the entire flowering bine into the kettle.

        Thoughts?

          [?]Paco Hope [He/Him] » 🌐
          @paco@infosec.exchange

          I call this three nines of downtime.

          Photo of a very black beer in a glass. Next to it is the can. The title is “Black Celebration Imperial Porter.” It says 9.99% alcohol by volume

          Alt...Photo of a very black beer in a glass. Next to it is the can. The title is “Black Celebration Imperial Porter.” It says 9.99% alcohol by volume

            [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
            @Mutedog@mastodon.social

            Bitter Norwegian pale ale 6%

            Using 1ml of hop extract at 60 minutes produced way more than the 10 IBUs I was told it would. This beer is quite bitter. I mitigated it a bit by adding calcium chloride to the finished beer, but it's still fairly bitter. I am a bit concerned for the 10 gallons of lager that got 4 ml of the exact (it's still fermenting).

            A willi becher glass full of opaque yellow beer with a good amount of foam on top, extending out of the glass

            Alt...A willi becher glass full of opaque yellow beer with a good amount of foam on top, extending out of the glass

              [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
              @Mutedog@mastodon.social

              Peshastin Saison. This beer was fermented with wild yeast that I caught from Saskatoon berries I picked on a hiking trail near Peshastin, WA.

              The beer is a little bit fruity and very faintly tart. There's a nice maltiness despite it being fairly dry. It's a good culture that makes good beer, but nothing major is standing out here. I guess I'm quite fortunate to be able to kind of dismiss perfectly fine wild yeast cultures now, LOL

              A green 750ml bottle stands next to a goblet of yellow beer

              Alt...A green 750ml bottle stands next to a goblet of yellow beer

                [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                Drinking a glass of Arnegard gong pale ale whilst I keg and dry hop said ale. The gong made quick work of the beer fermenting it down to 1.006 in less than a week.

                I'm holding a glass of hazy yellow beer in front of a stainless steel fermentor that's being transferred into a corny keg

                Alt...I'm holding a glass of hazy yellow beer in front of a stainless steel fermentor that's being transferred into a corny keg

                  [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                  @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                  What's Your Leaven Worth?

                  This is a saison fermented with yeast I captured from wild cherries that I picked in Leavenworth, WA last summer. It's nice and fruity with a little bit of tartness. It's really a pleasant beer, especially after the freaking moth infestation ordeal.

                  It seems their leaven is indeed worth something. I should probably try to make some bread with it as well

                  I'm holding a goblet of pale beer with a finger of head on it. In the background moth larvae webbing and corpses are burning on my driveway

                  Alt...I'm holding a goblet of pale beer with a finger of head on it. In the background moth larvae webbing and corpses are burning on my driveway

                    [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                    @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                    @pejacoby I opened it. Pretty good, not too bitter but not too sweet. I think I got it at a good point. I'm enjoying it quite a bit.

                    A photo of a bottle of 2024 Kirkland (Costco) Vintage ale, bourbon barrel aged imperial Stout brewed by Deschutes brewery. A goblet of said beer stands next to the bottle with a dark tan layer of foam on top

                    Alt...A photo of a bottle of 2024 Kirkland (Costco) Vintage ale, bourbon barrel aged imperial Stout brewed by Deschutes brewery. A goblet of said beer stands next to the bottle with a dark tan layer of foam on top

                      [?]Cat Lady Kydia Music 🇺🇦 [She/her] » 🌐
                      @KydiaMusic@mastodon.social

                      Does anyone have any Blonde ale beers they could recommend for me to try? My favorite is the Kona Light Blonde but it only comes in the variety pack where I live. The 508 is ok and the Leffe is too sweet and chewy like a stout or porter. I want something light and I don’t like IPA’s either.

                      Photo of the 508 blonde beer in a back can, and the Leffe blonde in a beer bottle.

                      Alt...Photo of the 508 blonde beer in a back can, and the Leffe blonde in a beer bottle.

                      Screenshot of the flavor profile of the Kona Light ale showing it’s brewed on the big island of Hawaii, and contains Pale Malt, Caramel Malt, and hops of Millenium, Mosaic, and Amarillo.

                      Alt...Screenshot of the flavor profile of the Kona Light ale showing it’s brewed on the big island of Hawaii, and contains Pale Malt, Caramel Malt, and hops of Millenium, Mosaic, and Amarillo.

                        [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                        @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                        I'm drinking a glass of saison fermented with a wild culture I got from wild cherries growing near the river in Leavenworth, WA last summer. This is from a low fill at the end of the bottling line.

                        Yeast seems to have a little fruity funk, but also accentuates the malts a lot. This is an uncarbonated taste and there's some additional sweetness from the priming sugar so can't say anything for certain yet, but it's definitely interesting.

                        A tulip glass that's quite full of beer stands next to a 750 bottle that didn't quite fill all the way at the end of bottling a batch of beer. Next to that is a ball jar full of the yeast cake from the beer; writing on a short strip of masking tape on top of the jar lid says, "Leavenworth cherries"

                        Alt...A tulip glass that's quite full of beer stands next to a 750 bottle that didn't quite fill all the way at the end of bottling a batch of beer. Next to that is a ball jar full of the yeast cake from the beer; writing on a short strip of masking tape on top of the jar lid says, "Leavenworth cherries"

                          [?]James Fine Art (.ie) » 🌐
                          @jamesfineart@mastodon.ie

                          G.
                          Beer Bottles, green, brown and blue, in watercolour.

                          [ Prints : james-mccormack.pixels.com/fea ]

                          G.
Beer Bottles, green, brown and blue, in watercolour.

                          Alt...G. Beer Bottles, green, brown and blue, in watercolour.

                            [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                            @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                            Wild yeast Elderflower Wit

                            This is so good. Obviously I'm biased because I brewed it, but it's just so nice and refreshing and delicious. Elderflower is definitely present in the nose and flavor. Tastes great on a warm summer afternoon.

                            I'm holding a goblet full about 2/3rds with wit and 1/3 with foam

                            Alt...I'm holding a goblet full about 2/3rds with wit and 1/3 with foam

                              [?]Simon Greenwood [He/Him] » 🌐
                              @simon@gotosocial.grnwds.uk

                              So farewell, Humphrey Smith, scion of Samuel Smith's Brewery, a man who banned using phones in his pubs, sacked staff if they served beers in the wrong glass and closed down pubs if they made him the slightest bit unhappy. He will be interred in a glass box wearing traditional Swiss costume. #humphreysmith #samuelsmith #beer

                                [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                                @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                                Wild yeast Elderflower Wit. I have this on tap as well, but they always taste a little better out of the bottle for some reason.

                                A dark green 750ml bottle stands next to a goblet glass about 2/3rds full of beer and the rest with foam

                                Alt...A dark green 750ml bottle stands next to a goblet glass about 2/3rds full of beer and the rest with foam

                                  [?]Andi Popp 🇺🇦🎗️:antifa: » 🌐
                                  @AndiPopp@chaos.social

                                  And it's . We're doing the same "Bavarian IPA" like half a year ago, to test if we can get a consistent result. If we do, we might use the recipe as basis for another attempt at a milkshake IPA.

                                    [?]Andi Popp 🇺🇦🎗️:antifa: » 🌐
                                    @AndiPopp@chaos.social

                                    Ten minutes extra and the iodine is satisfied. Time to drain the grain.

                                    Alt...Wort draining from grain

                                      [?]Andi Popp 🇺🇦🎗️:antifa: » 🌐
                                      @AndiPopp@chaos.social

                                      The water lock is still bubbling a little bit. Current gravity is 1.026, same as we had last time, which meant our final ABV was .5% below target. But the was still good. I'll give it another day just to check tomorrow if the gravity changes. If not I'll cold crash tomorrow and bottle on Sunday.

                                        [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                                        @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                                        So, today I was bottling some of the elderflower wit I made and also drinking a bottle of Grandad's Tree Beer and then I had the brilliant idea to refill the freshly emptied bottle with primed wit, there's grandad's yeast in the bottom of the bottle so maybe it'll taste different? IDK FAFO is the name of this game.

                                        Granddad's Tree Beer overflowing foam from my glass, bottle behind the glass

                                        Alt...Granddad's Tree Beer overflowing foam from my glass, bottle behind the glass

                                        The freshly emptied bottle in my hand, bottle filler in the background

                                        Alt...The freshly emptied bottle in my hand, bottle filler in the background

                                        The refilled bottle with a red cap

                                        Alt...The refilled bottle with a red cap

                                          [?]Mute Dog Brewing » 🌐
                                          @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                                          Elderflower Wit gravity sample. Really fruity and floral, maybe a little bit dryer than I'd like, carbonation may help with that though.

                                          It's at 1.005 down from 1.046 so 5.4% ABV

                                          A glass goblet partially filled by uncarbonated Belgian wit

                                          Alt...A glass goblet partially filled by uncarbonated Belgian wit

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                                            [?]OCTADE » 🌐
                                            @octade@soc.octade.net

                                            TABLERO DE YINZER

                                            Game devs, drop the keyboard and play this drinking game. Then continue coding to experience real vibe coding.

                                            https://ludocity.org/wiki/Tablero_de_Yinzer

                                            [copypasta]

                                            Tablero de Yinzer is based on Tablero da Gucci, which in turn is based, allegedly, on a gambling game called Tablero de Jesus. Tablero de Yinzer is the version Tablero da Gucci played in Pittsburgh, as adapted by members of Obscure Games Pittsburgh.

                                            [/copypasta]


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                                              [?]OCTADE » 🌐
                                              @octade@soc.octade.net

                                              @Mutedog@mastodon.social

                                              Have you tried brewing any of these yet?

                                              - dandelion wine
                                              - ginger bug
                                              - spruce beer
                                              - birch beer

                                              What's the coolest or weirdest stuff you've fermented?