Dos Equis XX vs Home Brew

Dos Equis XX Amber is my favorite summer beer after working in the yard on a hot Saturday afternoon. Join me in this head-to-head comparison of my 2nd home brew batch and a Dos Equis.
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[@frankbutta9344]

While I’m a lifelong teetotaler, I can appreciate your brewing skills. Fighting against the woke crazies is the most important battle of our time. They are Maoists in practice, and evil/crazy at heart. Targeting children is absolutely evil, and it’s our youngest and most vulnerable who need protection. Thank you for doing your part in Sunday school.

[@ima4ster]

I'm just a beginner still, but I've found brewing to be fairly easy. The book I read wasn't an easy read. It was more about the military-style tactics that the Woke crowd uses to get their way. I almost gave up reading when I got to the "Reverse Motte and Bailey Trojan Horse" move. They are made up of many different groups...like the Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, Post-colonial Theory, and Fat Studies. They divide the population into the Oppressed and the Privileged. Once they put you into a group, you are accountable for the actions of the group...according to them. I thought it is interesting that one trait they share is that they like to play the "victim" in life. I knew a person in life that sought out the role of victim and he is probably woke.

[@ima4ster]

Thanks for sticking with me by the way. My style of making the videos that I'm interested in tends to drive people away. The gun and knife crowd doesn't like my fountain pen videos. The watch and fountain pen people don't like the gun and knife videos. I've resisted the temptation to have multiple channels as I can't keep up with this one channel. :)

[@frankbutta9344]

@@ima4sterIt’s been my pleasure, Tim. Your videos are always interesting.

[@excavatoree]

I've only briefly dabbled in home-brewing. Many would say I did not. There was a product that was a large bag with everything inside it. All one had to do was add warm water, and set the bag in the corner. I did, and the beer was good. I bought a second bag, but chose a different type. It was not as good. I've never seen the product since.

[@ima4ster]

What I use is a kit made by Liquid Hobby. It will made 2 cases of beer and costs $42.95. I kit includes 1-3.3 lb can of hopped malt extract, 2 bags of dry malt extract, 1 oz of hop pellets, 1 packet of ale yeast, 5 oz. of priming sugar and 50 bottle caps. It is a little trouble to make, but I've found it rewarding.

[@excavatoree]

@@ima4ster A local home-brew supply company used to host classes on how to use their products. I attended a few. One evening a German gentleman shared some of his home brew with us. It was the best beer I have ever had, and I haven't had any better, since. He was a hops aficionado, and had added some exotic hops that I haven't seen before or since. Too bad I had to move not long after.

[@haroldcottrell8708]

Never tried a dos equis ,I can't tonight because my girlfriend made my favorite meal stuffed peppers and I over did it.

[@ima4ster]

She sounds like a keeper!

[@rharn473]

I like your philosophy and Biblical statements, l’m with you

[@ima4ster]

The name of the book is Counter Wokecraft by Charles Pincourt and James Lindsay

[@michaelbahr2861]

I was pleasantly surprised by the taste of Yuengling Flight. I suppose it wouldn’t take much to replicate bud light - just use some dirty unfiltered water.

[@ima4ster]

I looked up Yuengling Flight and found it very interesting. I may pick up a six-pack and try it. They described it as having a "grassy" flavor. Can't imagine that, so I'll try it.