Successful Homebrewing

[Underground Joe]

My wife is the opposite and drinks just about everything that I brew. That does mean I get to brew more often which is good thing.

[humpadilo]

I make a raspberry tart and a blonde that my wife likes. I try to keep a keg of either ready for her. I also have a Pliny carbing up right now. Being from Texas I haven't been able to try the real thing, so hopefully mine is close.

[ScottyB-Brewing]

Congrats! I'm lucky, my wife likes my IPA/Pale Ales and I almost have her drinking my porters and brown ales.Neither of us really enjoy stouts.

I'm pretty lucky too, my fiancee loves IPAs and Stouts and other beers, the first time I met her I gave her a bottle of my homebrew, I had only been brewing for about 6 months but luckily it was a good one.

Good thing I didn't meat her a few months earlier, some of my earliest brews were lacking in goodness let's say.

[mors]

Congrats! I'm lucky, my wife likes my IPA/Pale Ales and I almost have her drinking my porters and brown ales.Neither of us really enjoy stouts.

I'm pretty lucky too, my fiancee loves IPAs and Stouts and other beers, the first time I met her I gave her a bottle of my homebrew, I had only been brewing for about 6 months but luckily it was a good one.

Good thing I didn't meat her a few months earlier, some of my earliest brews were lacking in goodness let's say.

Maybe it's the perv in me but I got a good chuckle when I read about your "meat"ing her...

[SantaCruzBrew]

Congrats! I too am becoming more and more pleasantly surprised by what beers my wife likes. She usually sticks to pilsners and the like. When I've had commercial sours and whiskey barrel-aged beers, I tell her she probably won't like them, and what would you know she loves them. Match made in heaven I guess. That or reverse psychology is the key.