Needing a name for my homebrew

[MSGrady20]

I brew my own beer and I am looking for a good name for one of my creations that is associated with the mandolin or bluegrass/folk music. Anyone have any suggestions. There is no such thing as a stupid name so let em' fly folks.

[G7MOF]

How about, (Brew Grass)?

[Jeff Mando]

Monroe Mills

[Atlanta Mando Mike]

F-Hole Boogie

[roysboy]

BrewGrass....don't get no better than that .

[pheffernan]

What style of beer do you brew? It seems relevant.

[Mickey King]

Mando Malt

[Ed Goist]

Banjo Killer

[Mark Wilson]

snakehead Ale

[Pete Jenner]

Maple syrup.

[Nathan Kellstadt]

Double Stop Ale (or whatever kind of brew it is e.g. lager, etc.)

[Atlanta Mando Mike]

Great thread and love some of the names!!!!! Makes we want to start brewing a beer just to name it

[farmerjones]

North Dakota! It's gotta be "Grady's Drill Mud"

I like "Bilge Water" too.

[sgrexa]

Dudenbost Ale
Dovetail Dunkel

[OldSausage]

How about some well-known fiddle tunes, like Blackbeery Blossom, or Forked Beer.

[TonyP]

I'm surprised nobody has linked the mythical Schmergel Devastator to this somehow... Devastator Ale, Schmergel Stout etc

[Caleb]

Yes, would help to know what kind of beer since some names go better with ale, stout, etc. Here are a few I thought of:

Tobacco Burst brown ale
That Aint No Part of Nothin' lager (Is lager ever? Ha)
A-style stout
Quilted Maple ale
Old Time IPA

[lenf12]

Yes, would help to know what kind of beer since some names go better with ale, stout, etc. Here are a few I thought of:

Tobacco Burst brown ale
That Aint No Part of Nothin' lager (Is lager ever? Ha)
A-style stout
Quilted Maple ale
Old Time IPA

Those are some great names Caleb. From the real world of beer drinking, I have lately been enjoying "400 Pound Monkey" from Left Hand Brewing Co. in Longmont CO. I have no idea where that name may have come from but it fits in with the particular character and style of brew, in this case "English Style India Pale Ale". Yummie for sure!!! So, let us know what style of brew you're making MSGrady20 (and send a case or two for our consideration). Thank you!!

Len B.
Clearwater, FL

[MikeEdgerton]

I haven't got any clever names but if you really want an obscure mandolin reference that only true mando-geeks will understand you should bottle it in fifths.

[Bertram Henze]

Ale Piece
Brew's Top
X-Brews
Tapped Tuning

[G7MOF]

When it's ready, is it a party round at your place???

[Tobin]

8-String Stout
Strap Hanger Stout
Peghead Pale Ale
Backbeat Brew
I-IV-V Ale

or just...

"The Beer"

[Caleb]

Those are some great names Caleb. From the real world of beer drinking, I have lately been enjoying "400 Pound Monkey" from Left Hand Brewing Co. in Longmont CO. I have no idea where that name may have come from but it fits in with the particular character and style of brew, in this case "English Style India Pale Ale". Yummie for sure!!! So, let us know what style of brew you're making MSGrady20 (and send a case or two for our consideration). Thank you!!

Len B.
Clearwater, FL

I've had some stuff from Left Hand. Good stuff. There's lots of good local brews here in DFW popping up on the scene. One in McKinney called Franconia I particularly like. They keep it simple and make "Dark" and "Light" beer.

[stevedenver]

Scroll Straightener
Mandolirious Malt?IP/Stout/whatever

F Style!
Orville's Revenge/Dream/whatever

and of course......
Dawg Style...LOL....

2 and 4 Ale

[sblock]

Endless possibilities...

Amanda Lynn Porter
Hammer-On Brew
Out of Tune Alembic
Double Course Ale
Archtop Stout
ff-Hole IPA
ManDo Beer