Agreed. It was definitely top 5 for me.Represent830 said:Probably my favorite beer last year. Incredible.cc10106 said:Raspbarrel is my favorite of the handful or so AS beers that I've tried. Still need to tick the Bluebarrel, which is supposed to be a winner.Hudson2508 said:
Solid beer for my first American Solera experience, have Raspbarrel left to open.
Finally got to try this one last night. It didn't suck.
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American Solera is the Prairie guys right?
Yeah, its Chase Healy's side project. Separate facility from Prairie.La Fours said:
American Solera is the Prairie guys right?
NColoradoAG said:Yeah, its Chase Healy's side project. Separate facility from Prairie.La Fours said:
American Solera is the Prairie guys right?
I thought he left Prairie completely?
Which prairie beer is that?
Pirate ParadiseAggieStout said:
Which prairie beer is that?
IDK. I didnt pay much attention to that sale they made last summer.Lt. Joe Bookman said:NColoradoAG said:Yeah, its Chase Healy's side project. Separate facility from Prairie.La Fours said:
American Solera is the Prairie guys right?
I thought he left Prairie completely?
Don't think he left, but he sold Prairie last summer, maybe to focus more on Solera, which he started early 2016.Lt. Joe Bookman said:NColoradoAG said:Yeah, its Chase Healy's side project. Separate facility from Prairie.La Fours said:
American Solera is the Prairie guys right?
I thought he left Prairie completely?
http://www.tulsaworld.com/blogs/scene/whattheale/krebs-brewing-co-acquires-tulsa-based-prairie-artisan-ales/article_91db22c6-6fc5-5bc2-99e5-75ff8d3f363e.html
"Prichard said Healey will have some involvement in the future in an "ambassador-type role.""
Hey totally off topic, what do you call the tool that drills those screw holes at an angle? I'm thinking of getting one if they make one in the $30 range or so. What kind do you have?NColoradoAG said:
https://instagr.am/p/BQJJCf4Ak3e
Building a Big Green Egg table and drinking white oak jai alai from a solo cup.
FYI wet grinding concrete is really messy.
It seems it makes doing something like that way easier than any other way. Thinking of making a small table, this would help.
Kreg Jig
https://www.amazon.com/Kreg-K4-Pocket-Hole-System/dp/B001DYFISG
Not what you'd use for fine woodworking, but for the average DIYer like me, it's great.
EDIT: Glossed over the price point. The one I posted was a bigger kit they sell. There are others that work that have fewer add-ons
https://www.amazon.com/Kreg-K4-Pocket-Hole-System/dp/B001DYFISG
Not what you'd use for fine woodworking, but for the average DIYer like me, it's great.
EDIT: Glossed over the price point. The one I posted was a bigger kit they sell. There are others that work that have fewer add-ons
Pocket Hole Jigs
Built my entertainment stand and my coffee table with one.
Built my entertainment stand and my coffee table with one.
So.. comparing that one to something like this, which is $40Scriffer said:
Kreg Jig
https://www.amazon.com/Kreg-K4-Pocket-Hole-System/dp/B001DYFISG
Not what you'd use for fine woodworking, but for the average DIYer like me, it's great.
EDIT: Glossed over the price point. The one I posted was a bigger kit they sell. There are others that work that have fewer add-ons
https://www.amazon.com/Kreg-R3-Pocket-Hole-System/dp/B000J43A7W/ref=sr_1_2?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1486500096&sr=1-2&keywords=kreg+jig
Is the overall capability the same pretty much? One is just kind of 'mini'.
I def. need to get me one of those.
It's just a difference of clamping your wood inside the jig vs clamping the jig onto the wood. Drilling a lot of holes will be much easier and quicker with the one Scriffer posted.
There's really not anything thing the less expensive one can't do, it just may take a bit longer. In fact, the cheaper clamp on product might work better if you're looking to use it tight spaces or on existing projects for whatever reason.
There's really not anything thing the less expensive one can't do, it just may take a bit longer. In fact, the cheaper clamp on product might work better if you're looking to use it tight spaces or on existing projects for whatever reason.
That is the one I have. I recommend buying their clamp though, it makes the work much faster.
Yep, same principles.
Main irritating thing is the proprietary screws Kreg requires. They use a square head bit, so you're kinda stuck. Not too crippling though.
Main irritating thing is the proprietary screws Kreg requires. They use a square head bit, so you're kinda stuck. Not too crippling though.
so i forgot about a French Quarter temptress that's been in the back of the garage refrigerator for probably close to 2 years now. Now I know what happens when you keep a milk stout too long and just for good measure there's a mole temptress from around the same time there also. ill probably give it to a friend next time someone needs a beer and blame them when half the bottle gushes out. hopefully the guilt leads them to making a real effort on drinking it despite the rancid di ck flavor. i guess i hope they dont die also
Is that a thing? Do milk stouts don't age well?dixie whiskey said:
so i forgot about a French Quarter temptress that's been in the back of the garage refrigerator for probably close to 2 years now. Now I know what happens when you keep a milk stout too long and just for good measure there's a mole temptress from around the same time there also. ill probably give it to a friend next time someone needs a beer and blame them when half the bottle gushes out. hopefully the guilt leads them to making a real effort on drinking it despite the rancid di ck flavor. i guess i hope they dont die also
txag2008 said:
It's just a difference of clamping your wood inside the jig vs clamping the jig onto the wood. Drilling a lot of holes will be much easier and quicker with the one Scriffer posted.
There's really not anything thing the less expensive one can't do, it just may take a bit longer. In fact, the cheaper clamp on product might work better if you're looking to use it tight spaces or on existing projects for whatever reason.
Yep, I actually have both. The little one is great for tight spaces.
jh0400 said:
Second call for Jayelbee...
How long should I wait before we move on to the next person? I want to be able to get this beer to someone to drink by this weekend.
I say give him until tomorrow. If not, then Lucky007 get's it.jh0400 said:jh0400 said:
Second call for Jayelbee...
How long should I wait before we move on to the next person? I want to be able to get this beer to someone to drink by this weekend.
you did say semi-active. Give him a few days. Some people may only post when they drink.jh0400 said:jh0400 said:
Second call for Jayelbee...
How long should I wait before we move on to the next person? I want to be able to get this beer to someone to drink by this weekend.
If I haven't heard anything by the time I wake up Thursday morning, we'll move on.
sounds fair to me.jh0400 said:
If I haven't heard anything by the time I wake up Thursday morning, we'll move on.
The coffee if anything would be the issue... I mean... there isn't actual milk in your milk stout.
never had a problem with mine sitting. Now, in this instance the coffee would mellow, but that's a good thing for someone like me who hates coffeeLa Fours said:Is that a thing? Do milk stouts don't age well?dixie whiskey said:
so i forgot about a French Quarter temptress that's been in the back of the garage refrigerator for probably close to 2 years now. Now I know what happens when you keep a milk stout too long and just for good measure there's a mole temptress from around the same time there also. ill probably give it to a friend next time someone needs a beer and blame them when half the bottle gushes out. hopefully the guilt leads them to making a real effort on drinking it despite the rancid di ck flavor. i guess i hope they dont die also
That's why I asked, as the powdered lactose (or is it maltose) shouldn't be a problem.jah003 said:
The coffee if anything would be the issue... I mean... there isn't actual milk in your milk stout.
Well shouldn't he be drinking every day?BSD said:you did say semi-active. Give him a few days. Some people may only post when they drink.jh0400 said:jh0400 said:
Second call for Jayelbee...
How long should I wait before we move on to the next person? I want to be able to get this beer to someone to drink by this weekend.
TL;DR - North Carolina beer scene was awesome.
Just got back this morning from a long weekend in NC. The beer was great and that was without even making it to Asheville. Spent the most of the weekend in the Raleigh area for American Aquarium's Roadtrip to Raleigh. Awesome two-night concert with guests David Ramirez, Hayes Carll, Joe Pug and Will Hoge. The Lincoln Theatre will sell you as many PBR tallboys as you want and even make it easy to carry.
While in Raleigh we went to Haw River Farmhouse Ales and Bond Brothers Beer Co. Haw River had a very similar vibe to Jester King and sources everything for their beers from local farmers. Bond Brothers just opened last year and is making some nice IPAs and sours. Brought home a Dreamsicle variant of their stout that I'm very interested to check out. Also, every bottle shop we went to had a bar, something we need more of here.
Tripleberry Sorcery at Bond Brothers.
Made it to Charlotte on Sunday and enjoyed beers at Wooden Robot and Heist Brewing.
Final haul that made it back to Houston with us.
Crowlers make beer so much more accessible to haul back. Can't wait to make it back to NC and check out Asheville next.
Just got back this morning from a long weekend in NC. The beer was great and that was without even making it to Asheville. Spent the most of the weekend in the Raleigh area for American Aquarium's Roadtrip to Raleigh. Awesome two-night concert with guests David Ramirez, Hayes Carll, Joe Pug and Will Hoge. The Lincoln Theatre will sell you as many PBR tallboys as you want and even make it easy to carry.
While in Raleigh we went to Haw River Farmhouse Ales and Bond Brothers Beer Co. Haw River had a very similar vibe to Jester King and sources everything for their beers from local farmers. Bond Brothers just opened last year and is making some nice IPAs and sours. Brought home a Dreamsicle variant of their stout that I'm very interested to check out. Also, every bottle shop we went to had a bar, something we need more of here.
Tripleberry Sorcery at Bond Brothers.
Made it to Charlotte on Sunday and enjoyed beers at Wooden Robot and Heist Brewing.
Final haul that made it back to Houston with us.
Crowlers make beer so much more accessible to haul back. Can't wait to make it back to NC and check out Asheville next.
I have a clamp like that.. is theirs something special or no?Lt. Joe Bookman said:
That is the one I have. I recommend buying their clamp though, it makes the work much faster.
same question.. I have square head bits, are there's like some proprietary size?Scriffer said:
Yep, same principles.
Main irritating thing is the proprietary screws Kreg requires. They use a square head bit, so you're kinda stuck. Not too crippling though.
On second thought, do you have to use their screws? Does the bit create a normal countersink?
Man cascade beers must be becoming shelf turds in my area. My local store has all cascades on sale $7-$10 off. I picked up a kriek for $17, the only one at $10 off.
I think $17 is about where it should be.
They probably have 50-60 bottles of 7/8 different kinds. Maybe I'll see them in the bargain basket soon
I think $17 is about where it should be.
They probably have 50-60 bottles of 7/8 different kinds. Maybe I'll see them in the bargain basket soon
Definitely don't have to use the 'Kreg' brand of screws, doesn't have to be square tip either.
Best kind imo are the ones with the flat/washer head but without the washer. It's also good if it's not threaded the whole length so that they can 'suck' in. Kreg screws meet the above description, just saying they aren't the only option.
Best kind imo are the ones with the flat/washer head but without the washer. It's also good if it's not threaded the whole length so that they can 'suck' in. Kreg screws meet the above description, just saying they aren't the only option.
62strat said:
Man cascade beers must be becoming shelf turds in my area. My local store has all cascades on sale $7-$10 off. I picked up a kriek for $17, the only one at $10 off.
I think $17 is about where it should be.
They probably have 50-60 bottles of 7/8 different kinds. Maybe I'll see them in the bargain basket soon
Any Key Lime?
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