[erockrph]

This thread reminds me of an idea I had years back to brew an all-Columbus IPA using a musty/funky Brett strain and calling it "1970's basement".

[bboy9000]

Proper etiquette for serving that beer to people  would be sitting in a circle and passing it around.

[erockrph]

Proper etiquette for serving that beer to people  would be sitting in a circle and passing it around.

Chug, chug, give?

[HoosierBrew]

Proper etiquette for serving that beer to people  would be sitting in a circle and passing it around.

Nice. Probably want to have the Dead playing on the stereo, too. 

[fmader]

Proper etiquette for serving that beer to people  would be sitting in a circle and passing it around.

Nice. Probably want to have the Dead playing on the stereo, too. 

Would this be on a quadraphonic stereo? Just seems appropriate.


But in all seriousness... Columbus for sure... maybe even cut it with a touch of Simcoe.

Proper serving glass would be a bong, correct?

[bboy9000]

No that's just a vase. 

But yes- Columbus and Simcoe could be pretty dank.

[ElijahT]

So I have a fantastic sweet chocolate stout recipe that tastes like brownies.

Do you mind sharing the recipe? I'd love to have a few pints of this!

[reverseapachemaster]

I thought this was really going to be about pot brownies. Now that it is legal it's an interesting question wether or not it violates our rule about talking about illegal activities. I suppose not as long as you are in a state where it's legal.

It's still illegal by federal law even if the presently-leaving president chose not to enforce it in states that legalized it. Without turning this discussion political, we don't know how the new president will address that issue. Even if he choose not to enforce federal law on the subject, it's still illegal.

[klickitat jim]

Possession is illegal, not talking about a beer that tastes or smells like something illegal