Beer
"...to
alcohol; the cause of - and the solution to -
all of life's problems." Simpson
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Whatcha
Got in the Pot?
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Relax. Don't worry. Have a homebrew.
At least, that's what Charlie Papazian
says. He's the author of
The New Complete Joy of Home
Brewing
and, by rights, the Strunk(&/or
White) of his craft. His book is the only one you need for successful
home brewing. Just add water,
malted barley, yeast & hops!
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Drones
Club Beer "We
endeavor to give satisfaction."
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The "we" is me and my wife, Kimba. Our batches are brewed
with quality ingredients in a clean, confortable environment. Attitude
is unquantifiable though it does contribute to the over-all quality of
the beer. Approach the craft with anticipation, not trepidation. The end
result is sure to be top-shelf.
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New
Brew Review
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Here's the spot where we'll order up a "new-to-me" glass
of beery goodness. Hopefully. The untried pint could well taste like horse
piss - it's the nature of the whole Schrödinger's Beer Theory. I'll
brave the first sip for you. Cheers!
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Hops
(what
else would you call a beer links list?)
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Abita
is responsible, not only for Purple
Haze, but for the black
and yummy TurboDog, the preferred
beer at our wedding reception. Must be the natural spring
water and the brewery's proximity to New Orleans - the Abita beers are
sinfully delicious!
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http://www.grants.com
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http://www.newcastlebrown.com
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http://www.sierra-nevada.com
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http://www.realbeer.com
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the
perfect 6-pack
"What a deliciously debateable topic," you may say. I suppose the answer
varies according to timing and taste. A springtime, hammock-swingin' kind
of day is all about a hopped up pale ale, while cold weather primes the
palette for a stout or smoky scotch ale. But dig, if you will, a picture
of you and I engaged in a six (each) - feel free to switch out singles
to compose your idea of the ideal everyday cash-and-carry 6-pack.
(Note: Send your responses with the subject PERFECT 6.
Thanks!)
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Contact
Information (or,
where I tell the taxi to take me)
libcla@langate.gsu.edu
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©1999 by C. L. Armbrust-Kohler.
Last revised: June
14, 1999.