The Bar Towel

My entries are in TO now awaiting judgement. I could use a trip to San Diego.

Looks like there are still some available in St. John's liquor stores. I got to pick up a 6er of that for sure.

I have a round Igloo and just dump the grain out and stick the end of my IC in there and wash out the rest when I cool my wort.

Don't appear that there will be a March in Montreal this year.

There is always http://www.ehg.ca/ABC also.

And don't forget March in Montreal which will be comming up very soon. The ALES comp is one tough cookie to crack. You have to have really good beer to score a medal in that one. Entering a comp is all about getting great feedback on your brews so you can improve. The Yeast Wranglers comp is another...

[quote="G.M. GillmanI have never liked, or thought I never liked, beer from green bottles. I'll try Heineken soon in that form to see if that is a misapprehension or there is something to it. Gary[/quote] Can't say as I blame you, and yes, Heini in bottle do have the green/clear traditional sku...

mintjellie wrote:

Tony L wrote:I don't think I have ever had a SA that I didn't enjoy. The winter was excellent.

You've obviously never tried their Cherry Cough Syrup.

And I think I'll pass on that. Not much into fruit flavoured brews.
Mort Subite excepted.

Newfoundland..... Yellowbelly St. John`s Stout New Brunswick... Yippie IPA Alberta...... Warthog Nova Scotia,..... Tall Ship Amber Quebec.... St. Ambroise Oatmeal Stout Ontario..... Beaus Lugtread British Columbia.. Red RacerIPA P.E.I. ...... Island red Amber Sasketchewan... nil Manitoba........ nil...

Unfortunatly, even though he did an extra brew this year, it is still only a seasonal and won`t be available until next Christmas unless you are lucky to snag one still on a shelf somewhere.
I`ve been pestering him to make it a regular, but so far he`s satisified to keep everything as is.

I don't think I have ever had a SA that I didn't enjoy. The winter was excellent.

Storms offerings this year with his Coffee Porter were in line with last year. Great coffee nose medium body, great chocolate/toffee/coffee taste with a lingering coffee aftertaste. Head was low, but a lot of his beers have low head. Over all a nice creamy beer that I enjoy this time of the year. We...

[quote="Cagiva650I always buy my Yellowbelly beer at the brewery. That way I can have a stout on tap ;) It is excellent on tap.[/quote] I don't get down to the brewery as much as I should, but yes, the SJS is my favorite. BTW, thanks for the Westmalle. Been a while since I saw Pete and Dwayne. ...

Ah, I did pick up one at Howley Estates.

Eeek, $12.50. Oh well, if it's like everything else he has I'm sure to enjoy it.

Drinking a hoppy APA right now totally all cascade and planning on
brewing my Annual New Years Day IPA .

They must have been all out at the Liquor Store, all I could get my hands on was the Wheat.

I'll look around for it.