All about craft brewing! I did a lot of homebrewing and still have all the equipment to do it, but not enough time…
I do have some good local craft breweries around me, and I bet you do too! Lets here what is available near you, and your favorite style of beer they offer!
Though I no longer drink. I most enjoyed dark beers. But a great one that sticks with me is an NPA from BitterRoot Brewing in Hamilton Montana. Single Hop.
I also used to brew a bit. It’s fun. Ive probably got $500 in good equipment. Been a couple years myself, but hope to do a run in the next year. Be nice to get some bottled before the holidays. Sixers make great little Christmas gifts!
We have the Straub brewery down the road. They have an “eternal tap” as in “free beer”.
RVA is craft beer heaven. Here are my personal favorites in order of preference hereabouts…
I like Founders Centennial. It’s good, and twenty bucks for a 15 pack of 7.2% ipa!
Bissel bros.
I admittedly am a wine guy and single malt scotch before I reach for a beer.
I’m a very infrequent drinker these days but when I do visit a pub, I love a heavy unfiltered wheat beer.
Oyster City Brewing Company
Hooter Brown Ale is my favorite.
I don’t always drink beer, but when I do,I drink Dos Equis. Our local craft brewer/ pizza,sammich bar has something along the line of Dos Equis but lighter and fresher tasting. But now If you wanna take the edge off the day do I have something for you.
That right there will nake your babies be born nakkid
We brew hard cider, 5 gal of finished product for 25 bucks. Cant go wrong. It tastes better than anything we have had recently, dont drink beer anymore. Just hard cider. And a lot of it.
What yeast do you use? And juice?
Tutorial bro, where’s the tutorial?
Pour juice in a brew bucket, pour yeast in brew bucket, mix. Let sit for a month. Pour off and enjoy or add some sugar and carbonate.
5 gallon of apple juice concentrate, champagne yeast, in a carboy. Let ferment. Then transfer to keg and back sweeten with 3 or 4 apple juice concentrate juice mix frozen stuff. Thats it. Its gold.
We carb it with co2 but thats us… its awesome stuff.
My brewer friend and I made a thc infused fruit wine…i simmered bud in a pot with everclear to decarb it, and brought it over to his house. We uaed champagne yeast , a bit of fruit juice and priming sugar, then put it into the fermenter for about 4-6 weeks if i remember correctly. 2 shots had me lit! I dont do edibles often…
My spot as a high schooler. Place has blown up over the past 20+ years.
Meet people here every so often. Been quite a few times.
Remember being back home for their opening and would go whenever back for the first few years. I really enjoyed their beers.
I prefer vodka if I’m going to drink, but all three above have some tasty beer.
My wife graduated from Dunedin High School - 1970. She would probably get lost there now.
Cigar City Jai Alai is about the only flavor available in fashionable north Florida.
I’m a big fan of the Hazy IPAs.
Connecticut:
On Tap In the Taproom - New England Brewing Co.
This is one of my favorite local craft brews. A bunch of great IPAs. Supernaut or Seahags are my first choices. The Fuzzy baby ducks are good.
My Second choice for a local craft brew.
Beers - Two Roads Brewing
Two Juicy IPAs are great Hazy IPA. The Lil Heavens are typically my go to as its tasty and not too strong so I can enjoy a couple.
For non local;
Vermont:
The Alchemist Brewery which makes Heady Topper. A great day trip to their tap room.
The Alchemist Brewery - Beer Cafe & Brewery in Stowe, VT
Also Lawson’s Finest Liquids, Sip of Sunshines are very tasty smooth and strong.
Welcome - Lawson’s Finest Liquids
Maine:
Maine Beer company:
Lunch - IPAs are great
Homepage | Maine Beer Company
A bunch more crafts brews that I could keep listing but Ill cap it here. Hope you guys get to try some of these in the future if you still indulge.