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Old 06-19-2006, 02:50 AM   #1
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Hey guys I have been asking a lot of questions as of late and i thought that I would show you the friuts of your help! I am not sure if this is in the right place so i apologize in advanced!

Well Here it is!



This was taken right before it was primed for bottling. It is a little darker then I expected, but that was probably the Crystal 60L I used. The recipe did not specify what grain color and that is what the guy at the homebrew store suggested.

OG 1.046
FG 1.010

I used all of your advice from not boiling the grain with the extract to using a yeast starter. The taste is good so far, the heavy flavor is gone. I can't wait to see what is tastes like when its done maturing!

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Old 06-19-2006, 11:21 AM   #2
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Well, since you are thanking everyone here, that means you have to send us all a 22oz sampler, forum rules!

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Well, since you are thanking everyone here, that means you have to send us all a 22oz sampler, forum rules!


Yessir, forum rules. First 5 people to reply to your "thank you" thread, is eligible for a free 22 oz. PM me for my home address.

Looking good man, looks yummy
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That does look good. What was your recipe?
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#5.....your welcome. Send the bottle to 13570....


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