I have two batches of homebrew ale on the go at the moment, and I'm needing inspiration for naming it.

I want it to be like the interesting names that the microbreweries go for, my favourite being Dr Mortons aka Abbeydale Breweries and Brewdog.

Problem is, It's going to be some weeks before I can give it a taste, so all these names might not mean much.

Any ideas?

By the way, Check out Brewdog's Tactical Nuclear Penguin and Sink the Bismarck.

Beige Burning Bastard Bock - http://www.strangebrew.ca/beername.php?Mode=Generate & The Loch Ness Monster Formerly Known As Finnigan's Poisonous Dopplebock

"Soopahfly TNT"

with a photo of Jules Winnfield on the front

Lol, I think I'd prefer the name "Tasty Beverage" if I was having him on the cover.

LOL I like that idea more actually

Quote from: soopahfly on January 29, 2011, 23:46:40 PM
Lol, I think I'd prefer the name "Tasty Beverage" if I was having him on the cover.

perfect

Soopa Brew

Crimson Invader

'Meet the floor' 

Lol, I think we need to wait until we get the hydrometer out to work out the percentage before we get to that kind of name.

If we can get it tasty AND very strong, then this is probably the best.

St Anky's!

We had a cheeky sip while bottling today, it's got a nice hoppy flavour.

Boot the alcohol up too much and it's barley wine country not beer

I've had quite a few by Abbeydale, that Dr Mortons ain't bad 

Barley wine is lethal by the pint! Fullers Golden Pride is my favourite thus far at 8%, but I find all barley wines a little too sweet for my palate.

It's going to be ~4.5% so a strong ale.  The other batch is a low 3.8%, so a session beer.