a fine nut brown ale. bout two weeks from now should be a tasty brews a flowin.

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You make your own brew? How does it usually turn out?

We need pics bb.

It's been a long while since I've brewed my own. Where do you get your supplies?

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> a fine nut brown ale. bout two weeks from now
> should be a tasty brews a flowin.

I sold my brewing gear on craigslist last year. I screwed up a whole batch and stopped brewing for awhile, then decided it's too much effort. Can be a fun hobby though (until you fuck up a whole batch). Are you using extract or are you doing all-grain?

Wtf BB

You don't respond n shit

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he's getting his drink on

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> I sold my brewing gear on craigslist last year. I
> screwed up a whole batch and stopped brewing for
> awhile, then decided it's too much effort. Can be
> a fun hobby though (until you fuck up a whole
> batch). Are you using extract or are you doing
> all-grain?


all grain. first time actually cooking stuff. i've done it before where it was just a syrup from a can and add water. but this was fun. the only thing that turned me off of it the first time was cleaning. that gets a bit tedious.

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fairly decent. pretty easy to do if you purchase a kit.

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of what? a bucket?

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> all grain. first time actually cooking stuff. i've
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> can and add water.

Weird, was that some kind of kit? I've always used the malt extract (syrup), but it required a long boil session with hops & adjunct grains added at certain intervals.

I was also gonna ask about the 2 week thing, that seems very fast. I usually had the stuff ferment for about a week in a primary vessel, then transferred to a secondary where it would ferment maybe another week to 10 days. Then did a bottle fermentation with corn sugar for another 3 or 4 weeks. A month was about the very fastest I could brew. Are you doing something special?

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> Weird, was that some kind of kit? I've always
> used the malt extract (syrup), but it required a
> long boil session with hops & adjunct grains added
> at certain intervals.
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> I was also gonna ask about the 2 week thing, that
> seems very fast. I usually had the stuff ferment
> for about a week in a primary vessel, then
> transferred to a secondary where it would ferment
> maybe another week to 10 days. Then did a bottle
> fermentation with corn sugar for another 3 or 4
> weeks. A month was about the very fastest I could
> brew. Are you doing something special?


it is a kit. and i guess it wasnt all grain... i did the long boil with grains added. i dont think i am doing anything special, 72 hour fermentation in the main vessel, 3 day settling period after fermentation has stopped. then bottle with priming sugar and it sits for a week in the bottle. after that it would be ready to drink but you can age it for X amount of time.

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Of you, shirtless.

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> 72 hour fermentation
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> fermentation has stopped. then bottle with priming
> sugar and it sits for a week in the bottle.

To hell with fermentation. Kick back on the sofa with a nice big glass of wort.

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+10 !!!!

 

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ok, but first you must PM harry tuttle 83 different dick pics that are cleverly disguised as holiday greetings.

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> To hell with fermentation. Kick back on the sofa
> with a nice big glass of wort.


yehk, although it would be just like 5 gallons of an earthy tea.

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a really cool picture of bloody blisters getting his drink on

A picture of BB and his warts making wort

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> a fine nut brown ale. bout two weeks from now
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DID YOU PITCH THE YEAST?

Here bb,


When this picture of Alias starts looking good, you know you've had too much to drink.



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my kids got plantar warts at the pool this summer and they take forever to go away

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I always took a taste. It's sweet and kinda tastes like malted milk balls and bread, before the hops are added. Then it sorta tastes grassy or like pine needles.

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Photoshopped!

I don't wear glasses.

i just did a little brushing upon the batch i was making. looks like you were correct meeper. it is going to age for 4 weeks after bottling... im sad that im flying.

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Correction:

I meant to quote eesh's post..... with the picture of me.

But plantar warts ARE a bitch; I have one on my nose.

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ah shit, i must be drunk again... would bang, even though she looks like McLovin

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