W O O H O O !
Despite my HORRIBLE day with the Zilla (read all about it in the curses topic in General Chat), my day is now complete.
First beer of Batch #1 is MIGHT FINE! Perfect carbonation, excellent taste, VERY SMOOTH (so much for sippin' beer), and was well worth the wait!
I might just have to sample batch #2 tonight as well, and brew another case!
First beer of Batch #1 is MIGHT FINE! Perfect carbonation, excellent taste, VERY SMOOTH (so much for sippin' beer), and was well worth the wait!
I might just have to sample batch #2 tonight as well, and brew another case!
Originally Posted by willwren
driverjohn is going to have a very hard time staying sober this weekend. Good thing the beer is ready. I'm out of Vodka and Peanut Butter.
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My kitchen, my dog, my BOOZE, and my buddy.
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Drunk on a scooter later that night.
My kitchen, my dog, my BOOZE, and my buddy.
djohn10.jpg
Drunk on a scooter later that night.
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From: August 07 COTM....NEBF '06, CEBF '06 OHMM '06 ONBF '07 CEBF '07

Originally Posted by willwren

My kitchen, my dog, my BOOZE, and my buddy.

Drunk on a scooter later that night.
I haven't yet seen a geninue drunk person, missed my chances at NEBF.
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That cant be Driver John he he heeee. Will, did ya name your beer and how long do you wait to age.? Is it cheaper ? I need to budget. or go to Bonnieholics Anomynous
Originally Posted by gxp rules
That cant be Driver John he he heeee. Will, did ya name your beer and how long do you wait to age.? Is it cheaper ? I need to budget. or go to Bonnieholics Anomynous I don't really name my beer. It ferments for about 4-5 weeks in a keg, then goes into bottles for another 6 weeks minimum. I'm setting aside a 6-pack from each case for WCBF06 this summer.
I'm brewing PREMIUM high-percentage beer for about 12-15 bucks a case. (including caps and all supplies.....sometimes cheaper if I order stuff in bulk). I re-use my own yeast from each batch. It goes in the fridge in liquid form, labeled for each type of beer it came from.




