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LYC: our homebrew is in a big competition today. We have five entries. wish us luck! -- (link)

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) May 15 '10, 08:34

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http://burp.org/events/sofb/2010/ (burp.org)

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Best of luck! -- nm - Krusty May 15, 09:27
Happy un-birthday! -- nm - peglegpete May 15, 09:06
Oh, Good Luck, Indeed!!! -- nm - MojaveMeg May 15, 09:00
in what categories? -- nm - TFox May 15, 08:44 16
- checking our entries: Scottish Export, Belgian Tripel, Knee-Hi, Copper Ale, Lemon Coriander Weiss - loosilu May 15, 08:46 15
  - Lemon Coriander sounds halfway decent - Danedukenuuk May 15, 08:55
  - knock their taste buds dead! :) -- nm - TFox May 15, 08:53 13
    - thanks! I have hopes for the Scottish and Copper. Knee High sucks (well, at least, two of us think so). Belgian isn't consistent. - loosilu May 15, 08:55 12
      - is the lemon coriander a wheat beer? sounds great. this is very cool; good luck. (love the acronym!) -- nm - kare May 15, 09:19 10
        
        oh, never mind. weiss. yum. -- nm - kare May 15, 09:20 9
        
        wait! i thought weiss translated to wheat, not white. never mind. just ignore me. -- nm - kare May 15, 09:21 8
        
        it is both wheat and white. I believe white is a subtype of wheat. -- nm - loosilu May 15, 09:48
        
        Weiss )=White - Weitzen = Wheat - Danedukenuuk May 15, 09:25 6
        
        should i find it odd that two seemingly unrelated concepts have such similar words across different languages? -- nm - TFox May 15, 09:27 5
        
        There's a lot of this kind of stuff. It usually just means the word was invented before those two languages split. -- nm - Reagen May 15, 10:19
        
        the languages have a lot in common - Danedukenuuk May 15, 09:30 3
        
        the beers, yes. the concept of the crop wheat and the color white, less obviously. -- nm - TFox May 15, 09:33 2
        
        they don't have the same etymology, IIRC. -- nm - loosilu May 15, 09:50
        
        a freshly made hefeweizen in a clear bottle looks a bit milky - Danedukenuuk May 15, 09:38
      - fruity beer is a pure summer thing - Danedukenuuk May 15, 08:57

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