The FSM and Freetail brewery

[Cardinal Fang]

Came across mention of this brewing company on another forum.

In a letter they write to a lawyer they reference His Noodliness. It's quite a fun read for a lawyer's letter: http://www.freetailbrewing.com/images/stories/c_and_d_response_redacted.pdf

CF

P.S. Trying to work up the courage to use "Word to yo' mamma" instead of "Yours faithfully" in a formal letter

[PKMKII]

Also: Some brewery needs to make a "Flying Spaghett-ale Monster" beer.

[Roland Deschain]

OMFSM, that was an awesome legal letter. If only more people would write like this, the world would be so much more fun to live in. Document saved to my "Awesome Docs" folder.

Also: Some brewery needs to make a "Flying Spaghett-ale Monster" beer.

Seconded, but it needs a picture of strippers (male and female) on the label, along with Him.

[black bart]

OMFSM, that was an awesome legal letter. If only more people would write like this, the world would be so much more fun to live in. Document saved to my "Awesome Docs" folder.

Also: Some brewery needs to make a "Flying Spaghett-ale Monster" beer.

Seconded, but it needs a picture of strippers (male and female) on the label, along with Him.

I might be tempted to have a go at a label for the ale. it has to be a strong one of course.

[Roland Deschain]

OMFSM, that was an awesome legal letter. If only more people would write like this, the world would be so much more fun to live in. Document saved to my "Awesome Docs" folder.

Also: Some brewery needs to make a "Flying Spaghett-ale Monster" beer.

Seconded, but it needs a picture of strippers (male and female) on the label, along with Him.

I might be tempted to have a go at a label for the ale. it has to be a strong one of course.

I agree with the strength issue. Don't want the label coming off easily...

[black bart]

^ Doh!

[black bart]

Here is my design for the beer label...all we need is the bottles and the beer!

[Cpt Optimus Redbeard]

I have been contemplating getting into home brewing... hmm...

[Roland Deschain]

Great design, Bart. I would buy beer with a label like that!

I have been contemplating getting into home brewing... hmm...

Welcome to Venganza, Cpt. Optimus Redbeard. Remember, when making homebrew, using half the recommended amount of water makes the beer twice the strength.

[Tigger_the_Wing]

Great design, Bart. I would buy beer with a label like that!

I have been contemplating getting into home brewing... hmm...

Welcome to Venganza, Cpt. Optimus Redbeard. Remember, when making homebrew, using half the recommended amount of water makes the beer twice the strength.

… and so does a misprint in the recipe that inverts the lbs/kgs quantities, as hubby once found out (about thirty years ago). The resultant brew was as strong as neat whisky.

[Cpt Optimus Redbeard]

I'll have to keep that in mind. I can't help but think of a local brewery's annual Bourbon Barrel Stout. This year I opened my first bottle and wondered if they forgot to take the bourbon out of the barrels first...

[daftbeaker]

Welcome to Venganza, Cpt. Optimus Redbeard. Remember, when making homebrew, using half the recommended amount of water makes the beer twice the strength.

… and so does a misprint in the recipe that inverts the lbs/kgs quantities, as hubby once found out (about thirty years ago). The resultant brew was as strong as neat whisky.

[pedant]I really don't think so Tig. Most yeasts die off at about 12-15% alcohol (which is why most wines are around that strength). Even specially bred high-strength yeasts can only get alcohol to around 20% before they are poisoned.[/pedant]

Mind you, if he did mix the quantities up like that it might well have tasted like whisky

[black bart]

I can almost taste the beer.

[Rev. Rowan Redbeard]

Here is my design for the beer label...all we need is the bottles and the beer!

Awww, I missed it. The link's broken now.