Naming ideas?

[gmartin3]

Lovers Poison

[theburden]

A local brewer here in Chicagoland had "Nuptuale: A Mash Made in Heaven"

[brewbonghm]

How about "great cugamooga feets don't fail me now!"

[GOOSE]

BridesAle.....

At our wedding it was a honey wheat strongale, BridesAle

Many years of Happiness!!!

Cheers,

GOOSE

[Guest]

Talking of Brides - did you know St Bride (aka Bridgid/Bridget) is the Irish patron saint of brewers?

She's the one said to have turned her bath water into wondrous frothy beer!

Now, I know she probably wasn't the marrying type, but she does sound my kind of gal!

cheers

MikeMcG

http://www.betwixtbeer.co.uk/

[toddbrew]

Wedding beer names

Here are some late entries from Boston!
~Bride of Brew N' Stein
~Beers lookin' at you kid
~Beers to the future
~Fermentation=Love
~Til Brett do us part <obviously belgian>
~Mr and Mrs MaltenHops
~Nicely Paired (or Peared if you wanted a fruit beer)


Congrats!

TB

[tarmadilo]

Shivaree!

From Wikipedia: "A shivaree, or charivari, is an American term for a clamorous salutation made to a newlywed couple by an assembled crowd of neighbours and friends."

Cheers, Tim

[pdxbrit]

As a home brewer I brewed and served six draught beers, one cask conditioned and a bottled highly carbonated toast beer.

I only named two of them. The cask conditioned one was "Ball & Chain IPA"

The toast beer was "Golden Cherry Bridal Ale" a strong Belgian style golden ale with cherries.

No left over beer, everything was dry by the evening, even had to send out the bar maid for cases of micro. :-)

Cheers, Mark.

[JLundholmLLC]

Naming Ideas

I came up with a few...

1) Nuptuals Nut Brown
2) Perfect Union Pale Ale (or Pilsner)
3) Lifelong Lovers Lager
4) Monogamous Marzen
5) Hell Yes Hefeweizen
6) I Do IPA
7) White Wedding Wheat
8) Honeymoon Hefeweizen
9) Stand By Me Stout
10) May we never be-Bitter
11) Yes Dear Dunkelweizen

Wishing you the best!

[kugeman]

We've Got a Winner!

Congratulations to JWalts for coming up with the winning entry for my wedding beer "Just Hutched". The selection process was a long and arduous competition. Basically my fiancee and her friends picked the winner

JWalts, send me your mailing address and I send out your hallowed prize (pint glasses from my place) as soon as I can. Thanks to everyone for their help. It was much appreciated.

For those of you who are curios the beer in question will be a Pale Ale brewed using lots of American hops as well as Lavender, Orange Blossoms, and Elder Flowers. Anyone who can recommend good usage amounts for those flowers it would be really helpful. I've started another thread in the "Ingredients" forum asking for help in that area.

Thanks again!

[Gregg]

Well, belated congratulations anyway, Hutch; I liked the "Just Hutched" suggestion also, so that has saved me contributing my own bloody awful puns.

Gregg