There are several amateur brewers among the Blue Blazers, which produce brews of varying qualities. Since an amateur brewer can leave a batch fermenting in the
back of his transport for a few weeks before racking it, it's a low maintenance hobby that allows them to hop down to Earth, buy the supplies, throw it
together, throw it in the back of the Bus (or whatever vehicle that group might travel in) and forget it about it for a month or two before pulling it out and
bottling it. WW1 often transports pre-racked carboys or post-racked packs of bottles as it goes, leading to the distribution of the beer among the Blue Blazers
and their allies.
One of the two folks responsible for running the American headquarters of the Institute, Sensei by nomme du guerre, is a Scotch fiend. Sensei does a decent
side business arranging the delivery of high-quality single malts to various locations in Fenspace. Sensei is always welcome at parties and conventions,
because he brings the Good Stuff, which always includes several bottles of Glenmorangie and Talliskers 18-year. (Yes, this man exists, and he makes con parties
better.)
Several diehard fans of Buckaroo have attempted to make kumis, due to the assertion in Earl Mac Rauch's novelization of the movie (i.e., "The
Book") that Buckaroo drinks it from time to time. Kumis, being made from fermented mare's milk, is difficult to acquire, given the lack of land for
livestock in the Fenspace, so most of these adventurous souls order it online, getting it from Turkey. Reviews among Blue Blazers are mixed as to the taste.
Ebony the Black Dragon
http://ebony14.livejournal.com
"Good night, and may the Good Lord take a Viking to you."
back of his transport for a few weeks before racking it, it's a low maintenance hobby that allows them to hop down to Earth, buy the supplies, throw it
together, throw it in the back of the Bus (or whatever vehicle that group might travel in) and forget it about it for a month or two before pulling it out and
bottling it. WW1 often transports pre-racked carboys or post-racked packs of bottles as it goes, leading to the distribution of the beer among the Blue Blazers
and their allies.
One of the two folks responsible for running the American headquarters of the Institute, Sensei by nomme du guerre, is a Scotch fiend. Sensei does a decent
side business arranging the delivery of high-quality single malts to various locations in Fenspace. Sensei is always welcome at parties and conventions,
because he brings the Good Stuff, which always includes several bottles of Glenmorangie and Talliskers 18-year. (Yes, this man exists, and he makes con parties
better.)
Several diehard fans of Buckaroo have attempted to make kumis, due to the assertion in Earl Mac Rauch's novelization of the movie (i.e., "The
Book") that Buckaroo drinks it from time to time. Kumis, being made from fermented mare's milk, is difficult to acquire, given the lack of land for
livestock in the Fenspace, so most of these adventurous souls order it online, getting it from Turkey. Reviews among Blue Blazers are mixed as to the taste.
Ebony the Black Dragon
http://ebony14.livejournal.com
"Good night, and may the Good Lord take a Viking to you."