Another From Adam

(I apologize, I forgot to post this as soon as he sent it.  Still great stuff.)

He says it best, so I'll just use his words:

My latest beer was inspired by World War One intrigue. Ever since I saw organic agave nectar at Trader Joe's, I've been trying to think of a way to incorporate it into a beer. With the weather turning warmer I was thinking of brewing a standard American Wheat beer when I thought of the agave nectar again and it struck me! I used Bavarian yeast, noble hops, agave instead of honey, and rice flakes instead of oats. The inspiration was the Zimmerman Telegram (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimmermann_Telegram) which was the German Empire's diplomatic attempt to draw Mexico and Japan into WWI against the United States.

I call the beer "Zimmerman Decoded", it's an Axis of Evil in a bottle.

I've attached two more images to the email that are labels for my chili beer. I use to call it Loco Gringo until my wife requested it for her 40th birthday. I changed it to "Hot @ Forty." You can see from the cap labels I sent you that I pulled the chili graphic out to print onto the 3/4 inch rounds.

-Adam

Once during Prohibition I was forced to live for days on nothing but food and water.

W.C. Fields

 

 

Adam Woehler, Part Two

Here is another homebrewer, and a previous submitter, who took the Cap Label and ran with it.  I love the Chili lable, very creative:

I took the inspiration from your March 1 post about the cap labels.  I love the idea and I'm using it on everything I brew.  Attached are pics of the cap labels for my chili beer and my dry hopped cream ale.

I found packs of 1,008 3/4 inch round labels at Office Depot for less than $7.  Download the template, fill in the circles, and print.

Thanks for the great idea!

 

-Adam