This is my next venture, I like beer so why not brew my own and then sell the recipe to Inbev for 100 Euros (100,000,000,000,000,000 American)
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This is my next venture, I like beer so why not brew my own and then sell the recipe to Inbev for 100 Euros (100,000,000,000,000,000 American)
Aren't you trying to get back in shape, lunchbox?
First step: Intern at Shiner. :yes:
That was 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
Nowadays, 100 US dollars will buy you enough European beer to fill lake Michigan. Almost enough then, to fill half your stomach.
That's hardly an accurate statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat
Better yet, first join the Trappist Monks at the Abbey of Saint Sixtus of Westvleteren in Belgium tosteal learn the art. Bring your new found knowledge back and establish your brewery empire in the Capitalist Mecca of Tejas. Beer thirsty 'Mericans throughout the US will mortgage their great-grandchildren's future to buy it. Hot Wimmens will throw themselves at your feet and you'll become immortal, probably get your own reality show to boot.
Tssk. West-Vleteren highly overrated and hyped. Saison Dupont, this might in case be actually the best beer in the world:
http://www.brasserie-dupont.com/dupo...en&page=saison
Edit: On Brewing, I know some great forums, but they are in dutch. I'm also planning on brewing my beer actually. And getting beefed up...
I'm not going to drink my entire supply...Can a man not have hobbies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Whacker
I can help you with this, i've made a few 5-gallon batches of beer before. If you can cook, you can brew.
I grew my own tobacco over the past summer, it's drying in the basement right now. Gonna be tricky flavouring the stuff, provided they aren't frozen and broken.
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