Beernik

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You can try this argument: homebrewing is even legal in Utah.

Good luck.

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Drinking: Double Hop EPA, Imperial Hefeweizen, Pumpkin Saison

Brewing/Drinking blog: http://beermonday.blogspot.com

Remember: Shaggy has a goatee, Satan has a Van Dyke.

DocBrown

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The bill came up for a vote in the senate a few minutes ago. It failed by a margin of 7-13 (with about 15 abstentions). Still waiting on the final roll call to see where the opposition came from. Some of it was certainly the teetotaler Republicans, but I think there was Democratic opposition as well to get that many nay votes.

DocBrown

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Ok. I just got a hold of the roll call of the voting. Keep in mind this was a Republican-sponsored bill. Republicans voted against it by a margin of 3-8 with 3 abstentions. Democrats pretty much just stayed away from the bill. They voted 4-5 with 12 abstentions. Not a good day for Alabama homebrewers.

Skacorica

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My God, what kind of republicans do you have there? Thats embarrassing (as a republican). Course yours are probably the strict-baptist types vs the South Park Catholic types that we tend to be around here

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Brewing:
Primary 1: Big Dog American Lemon Orange Session
Primary 2: Big Dog American Hybrid
Primary 3: Land Beaver Cider
Secondary 1: Trippel Clone
Secondary 2: Empty
Kegged: Larlo Imperial Chocolate Stout, Pliny the (Stronger) Bastid
Bottled: Amber Ale, Belgian Strong Ale
Note: Colors actually taken from my beers as photographed in carboys

Yeast are like day laborers; they do great work, but you don't want them hanging around when its time for dinner.

DocBrown

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Pretty much. We have at least a few down here that honestly believe the prohibition was a good thing and should be brought back.

Halldawg

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Come on to the good side of the River here in Columbus!

431brew

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This says it was approved by the Senate:
http://blog.al.com/live/2010/02/alabama_senate_approves_person.html

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Chris/ 431brew
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Drinking:
1. American Premium Lager (on tap)
2. Porter



Keg Conditioning:
Blonde (AHB)


Fermenter #1:
none

Fermenter #2:
none

HBRunner

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Yep, that is what they are saying on the Free The hops website....They amended the original bill to the following:

(c) Not more than 20 gallons of beer, mead, cider, or wine produced under this
section may be removed from the premises where it was produced
and may be transported for personal and noncommercial uses,

but hey it's a start...!

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Chad


Primary: Rogue Dead Guy clone, Sweetwater 420 clone
Secondary: Empty
Bottled: I don't bottle
Next up: IPA and something, and american ale maybe

Kegged:Chocolate Oatmeal Stoute

brewagentjay

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So the what does it mean for how much can be produced? Can we get a link to full listing of bill that was approved?

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Teufel Hunden Brewing Company

Primary - Apfelwein v2, JChrapewein, Light Scottish Ale, SW 420 v2, Devil Dog Ale Version 2
Secondary - OxiClean
Just Bottled - Jay's Irish Stout
On Deck - The Orginal Fat Tire
Planning - "Hail to the Chief -IIPA", "The Straw Berry Blonde"
NTBA - Wicked Ale

Semper Fi

v2comp

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20 gallons per homebrewer.......I think that will do, (4) 5 gallon kegs each. thats plenty if you know how to pass it around,.....lol
man, this has taken a long time and a lot of calls. but now I know it can happen for just regular people without using a 30k a year lobbyist......

http://www.legislature.state.al.us/senate/senate.html

go there and type sb153 in search instruments and then view, it will take you to the bill and show you the recorded votes


but it follows the Federal statute of 200 gallons per household if there are 2 or more adults living there and 100 gallons if you live alone.