A walk down memory lane…

27 Thursday Feb 2014

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On Sunday I talked about the numerous businesses that Brian, Seth and I have been involved in over the years and it brought back so many fond memories. Namely memories of our video production days. As I was going through old files on the computer I realized how many times our “production company” changed names. I know this has nothing to do with beer or brewing, but I figured I would share anyway. If I have to connect this to beer to make it relevant to the blog, we did drink a lot of it while writing, shooting and editing our videos and films!

Here we go!

This was Seth’s production company before we met.

This was my production company before we met. We eventually merged the two houses.

After a brief hiatus, we joined forces and two companies were formed. WTF was for films.

1019 Creative was for corporate stuff.

Then every time we entered a festival we changed our name. Because we’re cool like that.

New festival, new name.

Another festival, another name.

We changed it again!

Who knows, maybe next time it’ll be this!

So there you have it. I know it’s not necessarily about beer, but it is an insight into who we are and what we do and have done. Once we get our YouTube channel up and running we’ll share all of our little gems. Until then you’ll just have to be patient. I mean you’ve waited this long, you can wait a little longer. Geez.

Another case of the Mondays

24 Monday Feb 2014

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Peter Gibbons: Let me ask you something. When you come in on Monday and you’re not feeling real well, does anyone ever say to you, “Sounds like someone has a case of the Mondays?”

Lawrence: No. No, man. Shit, no, man. I believe you’d get your ass kicked sayin’ something like that, man.

Sorry Lawrence, but as with every conclusion of the weekend, I get a case of the Mondays.

Oh well, tomorrow is Tuesday, one day closer to Friday!

Brewing went well!

11 Tuesday Jun 2013

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As all two of our followers know, we brewed Friday night and things went well! Don’t get me wrong, we had a few hiccups, but HEY! It had been a while, we were a little rusty! In the end all of our ingredients combined and made BEER! Sweet glorious beer! Ten gallons of sweet glorious beer!

We are always looking for new suggestions and recipes to try out, so if any of our fellow brewers out there have a favorite recipe, drop us a line. If anything, we could always brew our family renowned jalepeno blonde again!

Until next time…

What’s a year?

11 Saturday May 2013

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12 months
28 paydays
52 weeks
365 days
8,760 hours
525,600 minutes
31,556,926 seconds

It’s also when Regular Guy Brewing will become a government approved, fully functional brewery! We do now have short term and long term goals for RGB.
Look out world, we’re on our way!

Many apologies

24 Sunday Mar 2013

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I must start with a big fat I’m sorry! I know all of our two followers were anxiously awaiting the pictures and/or video I promised for Friday night’s brew session. I’m not going to beat around the bush or try to sugar coat it.

I cannot tell a lie…I got to drinking and I forgot all about it. I dropped the ball, and I hope the two of you can forgive me.

As far as Friday night’s session is concerned, we kicked some ass! Seth’s brew tech stuff is an out-of-this-world creation! Brewing is so efficient now! As far as the beer, I’m pretty excited about the new Pale Ale recipe. It’s hops aroma and bold taste were a great start to what will hopefully be an amazing beer! This will also be our first time dry hopping. Exciting stuff!

On a different note, we opened up our Milk Stout. While still a bit premature, it had great flavor. It was smooth and thick and it was black as night! Another couple weeks and she’ll be ready.

In summation, I apologize for not keeping my word with pictures and/or video and we had another successful brew day!

Until next time.