In honor of National Beer Day...

[StuM]

Originally Posted by belizesailor

Thats my wife's specialization too (both my beers & meads). She has a rather discerning palate so helps keep the bar high. [emoji6]

I suspect that the bar is normal height, it's just that it looks high when you are flat on your back after drinking too many of your beers

[boeing1]

dilly dilly

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by StuM

I suspect that the bar is normal height, it's just that it looks high when you are flat on your back after drinking too many of your beers

Well, we guys usually think our bars are higher than they actually are! [emoji6]

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by boeing1

dilly dilly

Ha, I read an article on that recently...both the marketting director and the high powered marketting firm he hired didnt expect it to fly...they just winged it and it went viral !

[emoji38]

[StuM]

Originally Posted by boeing1

dilly dilly

Had to look that one up.

Guess you have to watch US football TV ads to get it.

[Fence Man]

Originally Posted by StuM

Had to look that one up.

Guess you have to watch US football TV ads to get it.

2018 Masters: Bud Light phrase Dilly Dilly banned in Augusta | The State

Or golf.

[RaymondR]

Originally Posted by belizesailor

Thats my wife's specialization too (both my beers & meads). She has a rather discerning palate so helps keep the bar high. [emoji6]

She could be an extrovert with good legs??

All beer is good to a thirsty man.

I found that home brewing causes many problems.

Many years ago I returned to my boat after a beer drinking session at a yacht club with a group of fellow football fans.

Now we all know the feeling of badly needing a cleansing ale before bed. My problem was all I had aboard was freshly bottled alcoholic ginger beer.

A touch of yeastiness induced me to try filtration with paper towels folded into a funnel. A quick spurt then a slow drip convinced me of the folly of gravity induced filtration. The solution - enhance gravity to speed settlement.

A cord tied around the neck of the bottle and am empty space beckoned but where on a sail boat with masts and rigging.

Inspiration, the dingy with a long painter.

I figure I had her up to about 10 g,s when the knot pulled over the neck of the bottle which promptly sailed off into the night on a ballistic trajectory.

Concurrent with a crashing sound from the adjacent multihull I found myself lying in the bilge the missing weight having unbalanced my footing.

The sublime nature of a beautiful starry night sky and the shrieks of outrage beating upon me from out of the night convinced me that a knap, well hidden, in the dingy bilge was not too bad an idea before taking on the onerous struggle of re-boarding the parent vessel.

Bloody dangerous stuff home brew.

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by RaymondR

[emoji3] She could be an extrovert with good legs??

All beer is good to a thirsty man.

I found that home brewing causes many problems.

Many years ago I returned to my boat after a beer drinking session at a yacht club with a group of fellow football fans.

Now we all know the feeling of badly needing a cleansing ale before bed. My problem was all I had aboard was freshly bottled alcoholic ginger beer.

A touch of yeastiness induced me to try filtration with paper towels folded into a funnel. A quick spurt then a slow drip convinced me of the folly of gravity induced filtration. The solution - enhance gravity to speed settlement.

A cord tied around the neck of the bottle and am empty space beckoned but where on a sail boat with masts and rigging.

Inspiration, the dingy with a long painter.

I figure I had her up to about 10 g,s when the knot pulled over the neck of the bottle which promptly sailed off into the night on a ballistic trajectory.

Concurrent with a crashing sound from the adjacent multihull I found myself lying in the bilge the missing weight having unbalanced my footing.

The sublime nature of a beautiful starry night sky and the shrieks of outrage beating upon me from out of the night convinced me that a knap, well hidden, in the dingy bilge was not too bad an idea before taking on the onerous struggle of re-boarding the parent vessel.

Bloody dangerous stuff home brew.

Now thats a funny homebrew story! [emoji38] Too bad there is no video.

[Fence Man]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKL28M9o3OY

I'm guessing that the Beast is Midwestern America specific, but a good beer song wherever you're from.