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About Simply Beer

I want to send a message out to the world that is perfectly clear – I love beer! I’m a home brewer and I have learned to create a great drinking experience.

I love beer the way others love a great meal. It’s about the different flavors coming together to create a unique taste. It’s the creation of each recipe and the time it takes to craft that recipe into a delicious experience.

And at the end, it’s about the pour – that one great mouth watering pour.

I’m a homebrewer and I love beer.

5 Responses to “About Simply Beer”

Mike Moll Says:
April 29th, 2009 at 9:10 am
I could not agree more with your statement! Not only is beer versatile but it also pairs and greatly enhances the flavor of many foods! I will be brewing this Saturday so raise a glass of your favorite beer! Cheers! Mike
Simply Beer Says:
May 4th, 2009 at 8:18 am
I hope you’re brewing went well, I hope to be brewing my black lager ale and wit this week. let see what life throws at me this week.

Cheers!
Peter
Bonnie Says:
April 17th, 2010 at 9:23 am
I know that you do beer tasting throughout the tristate area. I was wondering if you ever do private tasting? I am trying to create an incredible 40th birthday party for a beer lover and was hoping that perhaps you could come as a guide to walk the group through a beer tasting event? Please email me if this is something you would consider. I think that it would be a great evet and opportunity to get the website out there as well.
Thanks,
Bonnie
Jeff Linkous Says:
August 10th, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Peter,

Congrats on the state fair Best of Show. Keep up the great brewing.
Simply Beer Says:
August 10th, 2010 at 1:01 pm
Thanks Jeff! Appreciate the support.

Lost Abbey Red Poppy

I apologize, I don’t recall how this beer came into my beer cave. I know it came as part of a trade…. None-the-less, I’m surprised I still have room for more beer after the amazing showcase of Iron Brewer beer I had earlier tonight. But, it is here and it’s time for this Lost Abbey [...]

Posted on September 1, 2010 at 2:41 pm in Beer Reviews, Flanders Red.
Tags: Beer Review, Lost Abbey, Red Poppy
There are 3 comments on this post.

3months 10 beers -> Beers 1 & 2

My wife and I are on a quest to find her 10 beers over the next 3 months that she can enjoy! We have found very few beers that she has enjoyed. So tonight we sampled two beers, Southern Tiers Creme Brulee and Fantome Dark White. These are almost polar opposite beers, so I hoped [...]

Posted on September 1, 2010 at 9:00 am in 3 months 10 beers.
Tags: Creme Brulee, Dark White, Fantome, Southern Tier
There are 7 comments on this post.

Crispin Hard Apple Cider with Belgian Trappist Yeast & Organic Maple Syrup

This is the second of a couple ciders that Crispin Ciders sent me to review. As I said in my last cider review, I’m not a huge fan of ciders, mostly because the cheap homogenized macro beer versions I had tasted like crap. I told Crispin Ciders this, but would keep an open mind to [...]

Posted on August 31, 2010 at 9:00 am in Cider.
Tags: Crispin, Hard Apple cider
There are 2 comments on this post.

3 Months, 10 Beers, 1 Goal

Last week I had a wonderful tasting of my Homebrew at Elizabeth Street Brewery, It was a small and very personal tasting because of the limited amount of beer I could afford to ship. At the Tasting hosted by Richard Brewer-Hay, proprietor of Elizabeth Street Brewery were about 15 local craft beer lovers and supporters [...]

Posted on August 30, 2010 at 9:00 am in 3 months 10 beers.
Tags: .
There are 21 comments on this post.

Rant du jour

OK, I have a couple beers in me and it time to let the shit fly. Now I’m a firm believer in “every thing has its place”, but there are just some things in the craft beer world that is plain getting out of hand. eBay is my gripe of the day, rather [...]

Posted on August 5, 2010 at 11:37 pm in For the Love of Beer.
Tags: Cable Car, eBay, Lost Abbey, Rants
There are 25 comments on this post.