i'm silently judging.

I'm impressed! Especially since you had a not-so-dry run with the root beer.

A friend of mine used to own a brewery supply store in our dry little county. We took home the stuff to make the root beer for a fun little experiment, which ended in a huge middle-of-the-night explosion, with millions of tiny glass shards and sticky root beer, all over our back room.

Congrats!

How can we judge without tasting the beer?

Am I the only one who now has that damn Laverne & Shirley theme song stuck in her head???

Love it. I'm looking for the cursive L on the label someplace. It really needs to be there. I've always had an affinity for the letter L...wonder why....

call me judgmental. I'll just tell you I was thinking about someone else.

I think getting good and drunk is a great idea before watching that Daytona thingy.

(NASCAR??)

I'm such a hater. You would be too if your spouse subjected you to NONSTOP viewing of biathlon.

Ahh the sweet Grog of Frog....a wee spot and all is right.

Your washed out image looks like that of a famous golfer haha. The rootbeer sounds good too!

The idea of bottling root beer makes me laugh (even just for testing purposes). Perhaps, you could use one of those clever names like Brigham's Brew. You could sell it (to TBMs) & make loads of money for your beer brewing.

You've inspired me. The day after I read about your field trip, I took one of my own to the local home brewing place and got to making some beer post haste as soon as I stepped through the door. Today was the magic day I opened my first one (cream ale) and while it may need a little more time downstairs, it tastes great.....and trust me, it's working, too.

Hope yours turns out as good when you sample your first and you're as pleasantly surprised as I was tonight.

Na zdrowie!! (to your health in Polish)