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• Apr 14, 2003

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Do we have any Home Brewers heading to CooperLand? If so, Maybe we can all bring a sample of our finest and let the FE_Princess do a bit of taste testing for bargging rights... I hear she is a fine conisiour of BEER...

 

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• Apr 15, 2003

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I've been known to make a brown ale that's pretty good.
Right now I'm trying to find the right recipe for a Mike's lemonade copy. I can hear all of you beer lovers groaning. But, that's where my taste buds are leading me right now.
I'm in!

 

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• Apr 15, 2003

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Sheesh PK when I said we'd have a drink out of your cooler together at DW I didn't think it was going to have a little umbrella in it! :p :flame:

 

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Something about home brew and heading south brings bootlegging to mind! ;)

 

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• Apr 16, 2003

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I got a jar of some clear stuff that my cousin gave me.

He said "pour three fingers and don't leave the porch". He wasn't kidding.

I poured four fingers, went temporarily blind, peed myself, hit on my neighbors wife and forgot my name for about six hours....... :eek: :laugh:

 

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I poured four fingers, went temporarily blind, peed myself, hit on my neighbors wife and forgot my name for about six hours.......

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At least you didn't hit on your neighbors dog! :thumb:

 

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• Apr 16, 2003

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There are some things from that night I don't remember :eek:

 

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• Apr 18, 2003

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I prefer to make IPAs....Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is the goal I aim toward. I haven't made any in 5 years, though. :(

Poor PK...He hasn't been right since Ponch and Jeff tag teamed him. :(

 

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• Apr 20, 2003

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Looks like we do have some Homebrewers out there... Awesome ! We don't need any of that Umbrella stuff Papa or any flameable liquid courtesy of the moonshiners. Just some good-ole Homebrew.
That being said... Bust out the homebrew system and start brewing! Next we have to recruit a panel of judges.

Let's see...
PK - Brown Ale
Gomer - Indian Pale Ale
MXer - Indian Pale Ale, Samule Smith Oatmeal Stout and a Charmy Red Ale

 

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• Apr 20, 2003

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Isn't alcohol prohibited at Cooperland?

 

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• Apr 21, 2003

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I hope not... That is what I run in my 426 !

 

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• Apr 22, 2003

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I make a very good Vanilla Stout..... Plus a mean Honey Brown.... :flame:

 

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Vanilla Stout..... Thats sounds good! I have never tried one of those. Honey Brown sounds like a winner too.

 

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• Apr 23, 2003

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I'll still bring some malted lemonade :) Plus some brown ale for you purists

 

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• Apr 26, 2003

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Originally posted by MrMXer327
Do we have any Home Brewers heading to CooperLand? If so, Maybe we can all bring a sample of our finest and let the FE_Princess do a bit of taste testing for bargging rights... I hear she is a fine conisiour of BEER...

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Ahem, do I know you? :think:
Sorry to interrupt...
IPA is the bomb. This year I think we'll just drag a keg out with us.

 

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• Apr 29, 2003

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Sure you know him! :)
He is the ringleader of the Eagle Racing Team.
He also took a nasty spill at the start of the Team Harescramble

 

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• Apr 29, 2003

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Spill ? I don't remember no Spill ???
I think somebody must have bumped their head...

 

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• Apr 29, 2003

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Heh, Yeah, that musta been it ;)

 

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• Apr 29, 2003

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Oh yeah, I totally blocked that out :(
That was really scary for me to see.
I would love to taste any fine beers you'd like me too. :yeehaw:

 

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• May 12, 2003

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Kewl FE ! If you know of a few other qualified Judges... let us know.

SFO - A Keg ! That must be one heck of a homebrew system to brew a batch that large.

I just brewed a Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout. (Finished at 3.9%abv) In three weeks the fermentation process should be complete. It will take two weeks to naturally carbonate it after bottling and then should be aged perfect for Cooperland.
:yeehaw:

I may do an Elm City Connecticut Ale next. It's a beer on the lighter side with a big hop punch... more of a summer beer.

 

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• May 14, 2003

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HOME BREW IS GOOD STUFF TO SHARE AND ENJOY AFTER A HARD DAY AT THE TRACK.