Jason
@thehollows
American brewer in Amsterdam. Also pretending to be a bartender. This is a dry bean and wet beer account Hollowsbeer.com
Bus ride shift beer: new imperial stout I brewed for Berging Brouwerij (the brewery I brew my beers at but also brew part time and now also do recipe development and quality management). My own beers are ridiculously big so it's nice to be able to brew a super drinkable, delicious old school stout.
New beer: Where Wolves Hide In The Company Of Men, Imperial Stout with vanilla beans, 15,2%
New beer: When We Became The Violence - Imperial Stout with fresh pandan, vanilla beans, cinnamon, and lemon peel, 15.2%
Where would you go for good beer in this part of Germany? The closer to the red outline (Halberstadt) the better. I'll be going to hear a note change in the 640 year performance of John Cage ASLSP on Wednesday and staying in the vicinity Tuesday night
Huh, I would have said that Adam is the one everyone talked about (and also the biggest influence on me). All legendary though. I opened my oldest tonight.
Adambier batch 2, 1994. I've sometimes wondered if there would ever be an appropriate day to open it and sadly it's today. The first beer The Hollows released was an Adambier because what Alan Sprints did influenced everything I brew. RIP
Double Oklahoma-style black bean burger inspired by J. Kenji López-Alt's black bean burger (canned black beans roasted to dry them plus chopped up feta and cashews)
The Roots (I actually wanted to see Joshua Redman but the room was full, though I'll never complain about seeing The Roots and hearing Cap'n Kirk wailing), Snarky Puppy w/Metropole Orkest, De La Soul, and Questlove DJing
Some North Sea Jazz Fest highlights: Patricia Brennan, Tomeka Reid with Mary Halvorson, Wadada Leo Smith with Mary Halvorson, Steve Coleman
Pils forever and always. Slight exception for Augustiner, though I'll choose that Pils any time it's available
Shift ride train beer, some Swedish WCIPA. Yes, my shift was being plied with beer at a soft opening for a bar in Rotterdam
Bus ride shift beer. I'm a simple man and live by a simple code: I see Zoigl, I drink Zoigl
Leslie likes beans but almost never requests them, so of course I'm not going to let her down when she does
Train ride shift beer. Not quite as good as drinking mugs of it in Freising but it'll do
Some really nice stuff from a little blender in Eizeringen, De Boeck, at In de Verzekering tegen de Grote Dorst
Didn't think I'd ever drink any of the 3F Armand Seasons again, and definitely not all of them together (Lente, Zommer, Herfst, Winter). And sure, how about some 50th Anniversary (1998)?