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post 1670729243 11-06-2022, 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted By GoldenArmKid
I was kind of freelance (bartended for parties/events and just developed a clientele through networking/word of mouth/friends of friends) for maybe like 2-3 years as a way to make extra money. Really delving into mixology was more of my expensive hobby. Created a few original cocktails that I would break out at jobs and were popular so there was the payoff of seeing a satisfied patron off of something I expressly made at least.

As a whole it was a lot of fun though. For sure. Made a lot of friends and connections.
Nice man, I would do something like that to explore.
Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
On the topic of nice warm sunny days and alcohol, I had one of these today. This is an Oktoberfest (Marzen) I brewed late summer. It's the quintessential autumn lager. Came out really nice and malty. I also have a German bock lager that's almost ready to exit the lagering stage and enter bottles for consumption at family xmas. That'll be exciting.



This is one deceptively smooth and dangerous potion.
You homebrewers are legit wizards, mirin hard.
Originally Posted By uRFeeble
are you guys still drinking?

it was like 9am hear when post was made so lol at morning drinkers but im sure it was later where you reside right?? its da weekend anyway.
It was like 1:30 ish pm when I made the drink. 90 degrees.
Originally Posted By tryn2change
Jelly misc brah. Drink looks delicious and you seem to have nice weather to enjoy that tasty beverage.

It’s cold as heck and probably going to rain here in Northern California.

Stuck inside with a nice cold Pilsner and cooking stir fry for din din.
Never a bad time for a pils srs
Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
There is never a bad time for a nice crisp Pilsner. If you're in Cali you might know of Firestone Walker. They brew a Pilsner called Pivo Pils. I remember drinking that stuff while roaming around the New Hampshire mountains at sunset during the summer.
This, easy and smooth. I’ll check my local store see if any of those pop up.
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post 1670734993 11-06-2022, 09:02 AM
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I like your threads, OP. It must be a nice routine for you to think up what you'll make next and enjoy yourself at week's end. I did the same thing with oil painting when I had more free time - conceptualize the painting during the week and work to execute it on the weekend.
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post 1670735263 11-06-2022, 09:07 AM
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post 1670745403 11-06-2022, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
I like your threads, OP. It must be a nice routine for you to think up what you'll make next and enjoy yourself at week's end. I did the same thing with oil painting when I had more free time - conceptualize the painting during the week and work to execute it on the weekend.
Thanks man. I plan some ingredients over the week, fridays I take a bit of time to myself and make a nice drink, unwind…and hopefully share with you degenerates.
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