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Noise Water Beer: 2007 Deschutes Abyss
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Monday, November 21, 2011. This is definitely becoming the season for the Russian Imperial Stout boys and girls, and I can think of no better way to toast, or flip the bird. To (if your a summer person as is yours truly) the coming of the dark months, than with the legendary Deschutes Abyss. This has been the week of popping the aged ones, as I've dug into a Boulevard Imperial Stout that's been down for a couple of years, now this one, and a couple more lined up for the holiday weekend. The Abyss is not ...
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Noise Water Beer: Nøgne Ø Imperial IPA (#500)
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Saturday, December 3, 2011. Nøgne Ø Imperial IPA (#500). What a cruddy day. It's rainy and cold and I just can't get up the motivation to break out the road bike, so I guess I'll have to crack open the Nogne IIPA and throw on some tunes to keep me busy until Bedlam. .I must remind myself, things could be a helluva lot worse. Mouth-feel lies on the lighter side of medium. Alcohol becomes more apparent as the beer warms, but never knocks you out. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). NoCo Beer News 083016.
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Noise Water Beer: Redbud Arbor Imperial Stout
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Saturday, October 22, 2011. Redbud Arbor Imperial Stout. Now that I've hyped this brew beyond reproach, thus setting it up for complete failure, let us get to it. Gunmetal black in color with a proud, airy and resilient dark tan head. The froth clings in a layered pattern all around the glass. Arbor has a medium to heavy mouth-feel, and is drier than expected, but soft at the edges with no alcohol to speak of, a fact that makes me wonder if we need a little recalibration of our testing apparatus. I'm...
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Owd Müller's Blog de Garde: December 2010
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Thursday, December 23, 2010. First a grievance then we'll move on to the the feats of (alcohol) strength. My grievance: seasonal creep. I don't want to see Christmas displays in the summer (looking at you Hobby Lobby. And I really don't need to hear Christmas music until late December. What I really don't want is a Spring seasonal beer when it's still freezing outside. Apparently. Boulevard has already released it's Irish Ale. Last year's Festivus Ale. Expected OG: 1.070. Actual OG: 1.066. 8 oz Cane Sugar.
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Owd Müller's Blog de Garde: Robot Pale Ale
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Thursday, July 9, 2009. The color is a nice hazy copper/amber color, about what I wanted, Aroma has a classic Belgian yeast aroma, slightly fruity with an underlying bready sweetness. The flavor is similar with a little caramel sweetness up front followed by some dried fruit flavors and a little hint of spice. A nice overall Belgian character. Not overly complex or deep. Body is about medium and could use a little more dryness and carbonation. Original Gravity: 1.062. Final Gravity: 1.016. ABV = 6.0%.
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Owd Müller's Blog de Garde: Boulevard's New & Improved Website.
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Monday, January 10, 2011. Boulevard's New and Improved Website. I'm sure you've seen Boulevard's website redo by now. If you haven't go take a look. There was one improvement. I found to be especially interesting as a homebrewer that I wanted to point out. Now, if anybody knows exactly what they mean by "dark sugar" please let me know. Posted by Owd Müller. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Larryville, Kansas, United States. View my complete profile. Big Changes with Boulevard's 2017 Release Calendar.
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Owd Müller's Blog de Garde: The Grapefruit Express
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009. For my third batch of home brew I decided it was past time for a hoppy brew. After looking at several different recipes I settled on an Amarillo IPA recipe that I found on the home brew forum at BeerAdvocate.com. Pours a hazy dark golden color, almost copper with a fluffy white cap that leave plenty of lacing on the side of the glass. Aroma starts with a load of grapefruit with little else, maybe a little grassy. Just a hint of bready malt as it warms. Original Gravity: 1.075.
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Owd Müller's Blog de Garde: March 2010
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Sunday, March 7, 2010. I can't believe it's been a year already. Why it seems like it was just the other day. That I was over-pouring my extract, mis-measuring my gravity, and forgetting to stir in my priming solution. I've come so far in the last year. Now I'm screwing up my mash temps, missing my target OG, and still forgetting to stir in my priming solution. Expected OG: 1.090. Actual OG: 1.073. Expected FG: 1.020. Actual FG: 1.021. Pre-boil Volume: 7 gallons (estimate). Final Volume: 5 gallons. Drain...
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Owd Müller's Blog de Garde: Amarillo IPA
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Saturday, December 4, 2010. After abut five months of no home brew I was really eager to brew up a nice hoppy IPA. I decided to go with all Amarillo hops again. I should really branch out and try some different hops in my IPA but the wife and I both love the grapefruit blast from Amarillo hops, so delicious. Twice in the past and I can see myself repeating this recipe at least once a year. Expected OG: 1.065. Actual OG: 1.063. Expected FG: 1.012. Actual FG: 1.009. Pre-boil Volume: 7.0 gallons. 9/30/2010 ...
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Owd Müller's Blog de Garde: September 2010
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Sunday, September 12, 2010. The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. I'm going to try and get this blog going again. First a quick recap of what I've done during my hiatus. Added a new brew kettle:. So far this year I've managed to brew eight beers. Twelve Pound Red 1.0 - A hoppy red ale using Centennial and Cascade hops. Pretty good beer with a nice balance between the hops and the malt. Twelve Pound Red 2.0 - Went with Simcoe and Amarillo this time. Also nice. Posted by Owd Müller. I Will Not W...
