Cleaned my garage and found this beauty bottled 2/13/13
Not so subtle notes of moldy fruit and robitussin. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...9f98e3f8b.heic
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Cleaned my garage and found this beauty bottled 2/13/13
Not so subtle notes of moldy fruit and robitussin. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...9f98e3f8b.heic
Sounds awesome!
Nice pour.
By the way, for anyone who isn't familiar with the glass in that photo, it's a Spiegelau "craft beer" glass (that one's the IPA glass). More info here: http://www.spiegelau.com/craft-beer/craft-beer-glasses/Quote:
Originally Posted by FussyDutchman
They're really good, and really do demonstrate the importance of proper glassware (and, yes, a proper pour, which means an appropriate amount of head - and headspace - on top).
I don't use them all the time, but make a point of using them whenever I'm having a beer that deserves special attention.
(Of course, maybe everyone in the thread is already aware of them, but I felt compelled to call it out.)
EDIT: I should've checked first, huh? They were briefly discussed in 2014, in response to another FD post: https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...18#post4337918, so consider my post a refresher.
Thanks for the heads up, just ordered a set of four IPA glasses.
4 20 ounce apocalypse IPA seemed like a good idea last night, but extremely painful today...damn...
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See y’all over in the stout thread in a bit.
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Nice mug!
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Have you visited moonraker yet?Quote:
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Each of the last few years at the Craft Brewer's Conference, Spiegelau has run a seminar on the importance of glassware in beer tasting. It's basically a big sales pitch for their craft beer series of glasses, but it's pretty effective. They get into some of the technical (gimmicky?) aspects of their design, and then you taste a beer from a standard shaker pint/mixing glass, and then from their specialized glass. The beer tends to be from Rogue (they were a partner in developing some of the glassware), which is a long way from my favorite, but the difference is pretty clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
One of the weirdest pieces of the demo is when they have you clink glasses (like a toast), and you can feel/hear the difference in the glass due to its relative flexibility. It's a strange sensation, so if you've got 2 or more of their glasses, fill them up and toast - it's like a dull thud, and you can feel the glasses absorb the impact.
At the end of the session, they give you a tasting set (stout, wheat, IPA) to keep, so I'm slowly building up my collection. Now I'm just waiting for them to release their craft pilsner glass.
Make sure to point your pinky finger out whilst sipping...hmm hmm.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
cuz it's all about the lacing, guy https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/t...-cares.148718/Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
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First time at Foam, vehicle is exceptional
Cool space down on the lake, love Foam.
Might be headed there a little later if you are hanging in town for a while?Quote:
Originally Posted by My Pet Powder Goat
Sure. We're at taproom now for dinner, but would be stoked to meet up for a beer
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Peggos GF might veto that meet up, fussy. Sorry.
No worries and congrats btw, next time! I am 3 in already and just finished dinner anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by My Pet Powder Goat
New glasses arrived!
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This beer is so damn good!
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Industrial Arts - Wrench IPA.
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A little product testing at work while doing inventory.... I need to work on proper work glassware