And now a reading….

…from the Book of IPAs:
“Bert Grant was one of the first craft brewers in the United States to demonstrate what has become a model of success for many brewers to follow: Brew what you like to drink, and the people will come. Â Grant was not afraid to be controversial; he made friends and some detractors by travelling around with a vial of hop oil and adding a dose of hops to any beer he deemed not hoppy enough (which in the 1980s was most of them).”
If Subzero Brewing Had a House Band…
…it would be named:
“Gringos Falling From the Sky”
Brew Day coming…
Here’s what it looked like when we brewed on this same weekend one year ago (this coming Sunday the 24th)…remember how awesome that was? Â Well, this time it might look and feel slightly different, but we will brew nevertheless and try to summon an early spring. Â Contact us if you need details cuz you’re not on the distro list.
- Scrub a dub
- The big rig
- Peanut gallery
- Baked beans under that bacon blanket
- Turducken and ribs two ways
- Turduken in there somewhere
- Invisible flame
- Fly sparge action
- Parti-gyling
- Parti-gyling – double boil
You Never Drink the Speckled Hen…
….until the rain stops falling in the forest. Â Oh wait, that’s supposed to be Guinness. Â I think it still applies…
Glassware Battle?
I’m personally not super picky about matching glassware with beer, but I do have an ever growing collection and a few glasses that tend to get used more than others (for whatever reason).  I love tulips, and oddly enough glasses with high-ball dimensions (tall, slim, cylindrical).  And every once in awhile I do enjoy the crazy Triple Karmeliet glass (below). There are plenty of people who are VERY serious about it however, and this post from Michael Agnew (Perfect Pint) is a funny glimpse into that world.

Testing
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