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Old 05-05-2012, 02:12 PM   #1
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Default What you brewing for National Homebrew this weekend?
Curious what people will be brewing this weekend.

I've got an Apricot Blonde Ale on the docket.
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Old 05-05-2012, 03:33 PM   #2
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Avery Kaiser (Imperial Oktoberfest) clone. Just kegged my regular Oktoberfest this morning and using one of the cakes for this monster. 40 minutes into the 2 hour boil....
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15 gallons of blonde ale and 15 gallons of IPA. Starting in 30 minutes
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Wish I was brewing, waiting on a new kettle to come in though
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Have a lite lager ready to bottle. going to brew a pale lager (pale ale recipe with lager yeast) and rack it right on top of the yeast cake.

Gonna be good!
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I prepped my grain and water last night and I got up nice and early this morning for National Brew Day. Finished my Blonde Ale in 3 hours from start to finish!
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Didn't brew today. But went and hung out at LHBS and bought a Brown Porter. I'm getting the starter going and brewing on Tues night.
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Old 05-05-2012, 04:30 PM   #8
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Made Kiss your cousin- ketucky common(a bit altered),last night. Dropped my auto-siphon while bottleing my Gingered beer,and the flapper thing popped out,anybody know a way to put it back in,i was using a tube with the piece attacted tring to snap it back in hasnt worked yet.So i had to use the ol racking cane method which went smooth i thought i was going to get sanitizer in my beer,its been awile i easily had the floor pretty wet using that method though.
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I jumped the gun a little and did all my brewing last weekend. I actually bottled a batch of witbier and went straight into brewing the next batch while the carboy was soaking. No sense in having an empty carboy lying around.

In the spirit of the day however, I decided to label all the bottles of Nitwit that I bottled last week. Might even take a gravity reading on the porter (any excuse for a sample )
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Two-hearted clone.
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