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 Originally Posted by Colonel MacNeal
12% alcohol? That's barley wine!
It used to be 6%.....It's quite the step forward.
Yuengling finally decided to start selling here also.....been selling like gangbusters.
I haven't seen any craft stuff either, but, I haven't really been looking. It will take time for the distributors to hammer out the agreements with the brewers, I'm sure.
 Originally Posted by JolyStNicholas
Where I was raised you could just drive across the bridge and be in WVa.
So the trip for good Beer wasn't that far.
Where was that Joly?
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Bring it on!!! :beer: int:
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Incidentally, a couple of piping friends helped me brew some beer last weekend, an amber ale the kit makers called Phat Tyre, an homage I believe to Fat Tire.
Should be ready for July 4 festivities
Couldn't have been better, brewing beer, playing pipes and drinking some beer they had made earlier.
Good day, indeed.
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 Originally Posted by wvpiper
Incidentally, a couple of piping friends helped me brew some beer last weekend, an amber ale the kit makers called Phat Tyre, an homage I believe to Fat Tire.
Should be ready for July 4 festivities
Couldn't have been better, brewing beer, playing pipes and drinking some beer they had made earlier.
Good day, indeed.
A day well spent indeed int: What % alcohol do you expect your brew to finish at? My last batch was a nice Honey Brown ale with 7%, very nice with a full pound of honey to it. Made with pipes in the background (on CD though) and kilted throughout! Some things were just meant to go together.
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I'm expecting somewhere in the 6% range. As long as it tastes good I'll be happy. I'm hoping that maybe this will become a good hobby for me, but, it is pretty exacting and detailed.
For my next batch I'll probably do a stout...mmmm
cheers.
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 Originally Posted by wvpiper
I'm expecting somewhere in the 6% range. As long as it tastes good I'll be happy. I'm hoping that maybe this will become a good hobby for me, but, it is pretty exacting and detailed.
For my next batch I'll probably do a stout...mmmm
cheers.
Now, your making me thirsty! :beer:
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12th June 09, 06:28 AM
#7
the new law should take effect in about a month, 60 days after the governor signed the law, I think.
In the mean time I'll make due with Yuengling, which has finally decided to distribute in WV.
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