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04-06-2012, 04:47 AM
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#611
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Today I tried to forget about the Imperial Stout that I bottled a week ago by drinking tequila. Lots and lots of tequila. Happy birthday me.
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Long Aging: Flanders Red (to be bottled this summer)
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04-06-2012, 05:29 AM
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I added pickup tubs in my HLT and my BK. I am planing on putting in a sight glass and thermometer in my HLT and a sight glass in the BK.
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04-06-2012, 06:15 AM
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Brewmeistress
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Grrr. Out with my lady friends, got a semi-frantic text from hubby stating 'there is water all around your beer.' Now keep in mind that this is my first ferment (primary) in a carboy using a blow-off tube with the end in a one gallon plastic measuring cup filled with sanitizer. This is in our downstairs 1/2 bath, the only room with semi-controllable temps. I texted back with 'Is there brown goop in the tube?' 'No.' 'I'll look at it when I get home.' (Relax....have a homebrew....crossed my mind).
Got home, sure enough there was water on the bathroom floor, and it had seeped under the
baseboard into the surrounding hallway carpet, as well as peeling some of the paint off said baseboard. 'WTF???' I said ....
Long story short, after some investigating and appropriately placed paper towels, I found the culprit. A one-gallon plastic measuring cup, bought from a local restaurant supply house, being used to hold about a little less than a gallon of sanitized solution, had two huge cracks in it not seen until today. Funny that it didn't leak until today, seeing as I made the set-up on Sunday....hm. So, I changed the tubing out for an airlock and am hoping I didn't contaminate in the process.
I guess what I'm trying to say is I tried to save my beer from air, and keep my hubby happy by ridding us of the moisture problem.
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04-06-2012, 03:17 PM
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Finally got around to repainting the ceiling in my fermentation area 
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Fermenting/Aging: Wild Ale, Repas du Matin Sour Table Beer, Flanders Red, Sour Solera, Le Batard Saison Solera, 3Brett Saison, Brett English Brown, OudBruin, Sour Solera, Lambic, Sour Stout, Barleywine Barrel
Bottled/Kegged: Brett Belgian Rye Stout, Berliner Weisse, FlandersPale, FunkyDirtyBlonde, Brett Old Ale, Dark Saison, Brett IPA, Orval clone, Funky Fig Saison, Mango BGSA, JP Bam clone, Rapture RIS, '09 RIS, '10 Oak Barleywine
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04-06-2012, 03:51 PM
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I checked the FG of my American wheat/rye ale and gave it a quick taste. It's right where I want it to be. This is supposed to be my first kegged brew, but I'm waiting for my buddy to bring over his old fridge. I may go ahead and keg it this weekend and hold off on carbing until I have the fridge.
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Fermenting: Lockout Oatmeal Stout
Bottled: Amber Ale, 15min APA, Surly Furious Clone, Janet's Brown Ale, (Extra) Robust Porter, MO/Citra Pale Ale
Kegged: Pumpkin Ale
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04-06-2012, 04:07 PM
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#616
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Yesterday: brewed 5gal of an IPA, made a yest starter for a hefe.
Today: brewing 5gal of a saison with a friend, and brewing 5gal of a hefe. I reek of grains and hops. Loving it!
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04-06-2012, 04:36 PM
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Uncovered hops. Frost averted (I hope).
Tonight, try and rack banana wine into secondary, if I can find one suitable.
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04-07-2012, 01:24 AM
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Intergalactic Beer King
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Drank a new version of the once defunct Falls City Beer. It was scrumptious...like I remember chocolate milk when I was a kid scrumptious. oh and I got my 5lb co2 canister filled so i can start kegging this weekend!
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Derby City Brewing Co.
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04-07-2012, 05:01 PM
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Senior Member
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Just mashed in scottland's DFH 90 min clone.
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04-07-2012, 09:40 PM
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#620
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Location: Farmington, Michigan
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Went up to Malty Dog Brewery and Supply and watched some people in the brew club (some of which are on here) brewing in the parking lot. Met some really cool guys. Learned a couple new tricks. I think I'll join their club! Now I'm brewing 2 consecutive batches. A breakfast stout and a California Common.
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