It’s brew time babies!

15 Monday Aug 2016

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Hi friends! We here at Regular Guy Brewing hope you had a fantastic weekend, I know we sure did! Wanna know why? We started brewing again! Maybe you noticed, or maybe you didn’t, but we took a couple of weeks off after we finished up our last beer. Brian took his family on vacation, Seth and I got together with Matt from Recess Brewing, and when Brian got back we used a night to just hang out as three best friends.

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I’m a little behind…

25 Monday Jul 2016

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Holy cow friends, I haven’t filled you in since July 5th! A bunch of stuff has happened, but I just haven’t had the chance to write about it. That stops NOW! So, what has been going on? I’ve got some pictures to satisfy your curiosity!

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A little Cream Ale action

05 Tuesday Jul 2016

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Hello friends! Hoping everyone had a fantastic long weekend and a safe Independence Day. How did you celebrate the birthday of our great nation? For our international friends, how did you celebrate the beginning of another work week? I’ll tell you how we prepared for the holiday, we bottled our most American brew, our Cream Ale!

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The first rule of brewing…

28 Tuesday Jun 2016

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There are many rules when it comes to brewing, from sanitation to listening to music, but the FIRST rule of brewing is, something will always go wrong. Well, maybe not wrong, but not the way you wanted it to go. Basically, there’s no such thing as a perfect brew day, that was our Friday night. Continue reading →