Craft Beer Review – Gumballhead from Three Floyds Brewing
7 Jul
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Is the audio better this time?
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Atlanta Brew University segment showing you how to bottle your home brewed beer. Brewing beer at home is easy, fun and legal. You get a better beer and you can save a lot of money over the store bought brands. atlantabrewcrew@yahoo.com
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Beer Tycoon
- 3 scenarios: Micro Brewery, Independent Brewery and Industrial Brewery.
- 21 different types of buildings and 56 different components to choose from, including bottling plants, fermentation and storage tanks, and many, many more.
- 54 unique characters.
- 50 different ingredients for creating the perfect pint.
Manufacturer’s Description
Featuring highly detailed 3D graphics, the game offers the opportunity to enter the beer business as head of a microbrewery or a medium-sized suburban brewery, or even enter the global competition managing a full-blown big brewery. These companies can consist of up to 21 different brewery building types. There are 50 ingredients one can brew the beer from, including various kinds of hops and malts, and even specialities like chilli and chocolate.
Rating: 
(out of 3 reviews)
Price: $ 7.48
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drinking one right now…good beer
@BitterPoetMadman It is actually an APA or american pale ale.
i will look out for it and give it a try!
thanks dude
@Nevaeh2Die4 Erdingger I’ve had, but have not yet reviewed. I’ve had Franziskaner though, which is similar. Try it if you haven’t. Another great Hefe.
@VideoBeerReviews Yums Yums are quality goods.
do you like ERDINGER?
its realy nice one of my fav german weisbiers
Yeah, “piss colored” might not be the best deion for a beer (at least a good one)
That looks like great beer. You know I like my “yum yums”. Wheat, hops, and lemon-good stuff!
Good review.
where can we get some armarillo hops. that was great. lol looks like a great beer.
@neoflynn Will do! Thanks for watching.
@crazybrody06 That’s a beautiful thing, although I don’t think Alpha King is an IPA, just a Pale Ale, which are very similar, but I’ll double check.
@FaustieMo Yes it was. It’s for review. I can’t wait, I’ve never tried it before. Coming soon!
@grandplans Glad you’re enjoying the reviews my friend! More to come for sure.
someday Ill actually get to try all these beers youkeep reviewing….LOL
I hate wheat beers, except this one. I am a huge hop head. I cant wait to see your alpha king review, it is a fantastic APA. Im lucky living in Indiana I have Gumballhead and Alpha king on tap at the bar next to my work.
if you like the bottle conditioned, check out some beers by Bell’s. Was that a two hearted ale in your fridge during the intro? Maybe you already have…
Excellent review man.That looked pretty good. I admit, I love hopps too. the more the better. I remember trying a double ipa one time. I don’t know that much about ales, only the particular tastes that I like. I thought the double ipa was excellent. And by the way, after watching your review on the Chocolate stout, I tried it. It was pleasantly smooth with, as you said, only a hint of chocolate. it was delicious! It was also the first beer I had where the tab falls into the beer for carbonation.
Dr. Wily stage 1 music, nice!
I’ve heard good things about that beer. I’m not a hop guy myself.
Mega Man intro music for the epic win!
You have good taste, sir.
Cool review. I look forward to the spring and summer to enjoy some refreshing wheat beers. I like the german style wheat s with less hops & more spices, The american wheats seem to generally be more hoppy.
Cheers!
does the priming sugar and water solution need to cool before adding to the bucket or can you just dump on in after it comes off the stove? thanks for your time!
Yeah, busted! I recently started racking all my beers. I didn’t usually rack but lately I’m doing it every time. Thanks for commenting
That carboy is way to clean looking to be the primary. You must have racked it at some point.
@bustedsas if you mix the sugar with the batch it is much easier than adding sugar to each bottle.
Thats how I do it. I do like to use a secondary to clarify my beer though.
I thought u put the sugar into the bottle then add the beer then cap it????