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I predict that Obama will win the election based on the fact that he is a "regular guy" and willing to share his "secret" beer recipe with the general public. "Most true Americans cling to their flat screens and their beer".

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I wish releasing documents related to operation Fast & Furious was this easy...

Although, it could backfire.

Huh, they are all extract recipes. I thought it was going to be an all-grain recipe...but they're making it from extract (not much more difficult than heating up a can of soup).

So, when they say it's the White House beer, they didn't really brew it - somebody else did that!

Obama Beer would really confuse the people who are convinced he's Muslim.

Slowplay wrote:Huh, they are all extract recipes. I thought it was going to be an all-grain recipe...but they're making it from extract (not much more difficult than heating up a can of soup).

So, when they say it's the White House beer, they didn't really brew it - somebody else did that!

Wow... that's profound in its humor

Is FLOTUS 'chitlins next?

"The ale would likely pair well with a spicy and savory dish such as pork tenderloin or roast duck"

That sounds like 1% talk to me.

karder wrote:"The ale would likely pair well with a spicy and savory dish such as pork tenderloin or roast duck"

Could you pass the Grey Poupon?

... while the porter “would work well with a dessert or even floated with ice cream.”

A Porter ale ice cream float???

Someone call a tip in to the IRS for a 26 USC 5051 (chp 51) possible violation.

I can see the headline now "local Dallas man calls in tip and gets President impeached for tax violations stemming from white-house homebrew"

My response: "you're welcome"

Slowplay wrote:Huh, they are all extract recipes. I thought it was going to be an all-grain recipe...but they're making it from extract (not much more difficult than heating up a can of soup).

So, when they say it's the White House beer, they didn't really brew it - somebody else did that!

Not really surprised its extract. Since it was something new for them (the cook who was in charge of the operation) extract would have been the way to go. Quick, easy, controllable, and still "home made".

karder wrote:"The ale would likely pair well with a spicy and savory dish such as pork tenderloin or roast duck"

That sounds like 1% talk to me.

In this White House, all beers pair well with pork!

Yes, but how does it go with dog?