I was finally able to try our beer today. Petra was nice enough to bring me a bottle back from Atlanta. I'll admit that I was a little nervous about tasting it, but really its not bad. Not bad at all. Yeah, it was almost completely flat (James hasn't quite figured out the carbonation yet), but if I ordered it in a bar I honestly wouldn't be disappointed (except for the whole lack of carbonation thing). Hell, I'd pay 3 dollars for it, easy.
Hopefully we can get the CO2 stuff figured out. I think that with the right amount of carbonation it would have been a damned tasty beer.
Four weeks ago I would have never believed that we could have made a beer from scratch that actually tasted like beer. We did it though...go us.
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So who are we? Jamie is a recent UGA graduate currently working in the finance department of a prestigious Atlanta law firm. Ben is currently finishing up his Masters in Accounting at UGA before heading out to the real world. The two of us have been mulling over ideas for starting a business together for some time now since we decided we would much rather work for ourselves doing something we love rather than sitting behind a desk all day. Hopefully brewing beer can turn into that something that we love to do (and something we can make money doing). Keep your fingers crossed everyone.
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2 comments:
Do you have a beer name yet?
no...no names yet. this one could be called "Undercarbonated Almost Pale Enough Pale Ale." It has a nice ring to it I guess.
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