Even if you were serious, it still seems a fair idea. How many times is something shipped somewhere else to go back to near its origin. If I were to post a letter to the same suburb, it goes to Hobart to come back here. So I took it seriously with that in mind.bum said:Was just making a joke. Your point about the price seems fair to me.
How does it stay in the glass at that angle.helles said:
Mosaic hops???thedragon said:Subtle hint of watermelon.
I had that one at the brewery and got HUGE banana. . .. that sounds a bit rude. Obviously very yeast driven, but good amount of late hop too.Danwood said:Mountain Goat / Brooklyn Brewery colaboration, Hopfweizenbock.
Good beer ! Late Galaxy hops merge quite well with the Weiss yeast they apparently used. There's a fruity, peppery thing going on here.
There's also a hint of choc malt and then a bit of banana and pepper at the end.
Finishes dry.
It's El Dorado in this one.Lord Raja Goomba I said:Mosaic hops???
What do you mean by not knowing how to handle kiwi hops? How would you do it different?practicalfool said:Drinking this year's southern harvest. Better than last year's. Still not a shadow on the northern hemisphere harvest. I don't think the ya is yet know how to handle kiwi hops.
I chopped one of these at the Gertrude Hotel today (I'm still loving their complete tap turnover to craft beer). It's like a kind of IPA with plenty of Munich malt and Galaxy hops, fermented with a German wheat yeast. Worked for me, great drop.Danwood said:Mountain Goat / Brooklyn Brewery colaboration, Hopfweizenbock.
Good beer ! Late Galaxy hops merge quite well with the Weiss yeast they apparently used. There's a fruity, peppery thing going on here.
There's also a hint of choc malt and then a bit of banana and pepper at the end.
Finishes dry.
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