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02-21-2013, 04:27 PM
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Location: Albany, NY
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And Wilser....
Your PM box is full!
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Arsenal City Brewing
Watervliet, NY
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Secondary || "Intentional" Sour Pumpkin Ale ||
Bottles || Tsunami IPA, Rooibos Red Ale, Hudson Valley Hard Cider, EZ Amber Ale, "First" All Grain Stout, Rye Pale Ale ||
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02-21-2013, 05:07 PM
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BIAB Expert Tailor, custom quality BIAB bags at reasonable prices with quick shipping
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Location: Jersey Shore, Jersey
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PM restored...sorry my premium membership lapsed for a few hours and I was cut off.
http://biabbags.webs.com/
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02-21-2013, 10:43 PM
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Location: ohmihachiman, Japan
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Siclesr, you're an animal. Hand crush 24 pounds of grain? Hoisting up said grains after mashing? That's alot of work!
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Tempest Bebende!
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02-21-2013, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by tektonjp
Siclesr, you're an animal. Hand crush 24 pounds of grain? Hoisting up said grains after mashing? That's alot of work!
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Haha. You know it.
I had been working too much recently, so I took a personal day and got to do "my work". I didn't mind crushing the grain. Throw some music on, and get to cranking!
As far as hoisting grain, I only need to get it 1.5' up once (usually).
I also have to bring all my waste water up a flight of stairs from my basement to dump.
I don't need to go to the gym on brew days!
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Arsenal City Brewing
Watervliet, NY
Primary || Apline Spring Clone ||
Secondary || "Intentional" Sour Pumpkin Ale ||
Bottles || Tsunami IPA, Rooibos Red Ale, Hudson Valley Hard Cider, EZ Amber Ale, "First" All Grain Stout, Rye Pale Ale ||
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03-28-2013, 08:47 PM
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Location: Albany, NY
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Just cracked the first bottle of this, and YAY!
I wasn't getting great hop utilization on my IPAs, so I bought 6 individual 1gallon paint strainer bags. Each hop addition had it's own bag, and boy did it make a difference. This thing reeks of grapefruit and floral aromas. The taste is much of the same, agressively bitter and grapefruit. Defiently can taste the Citra.
I'm in <3
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Arsenal City Brewing
Watervliet, NY
Primary || Apline Spring Clone ||
Secondary || "Intentional" Sour Pumpkin Ale ||
Bottles || Tsunami IPA, Rooibos Red Ale, Hudson Valley Hard Cider, EZ Amber Ale, "First" All Grain Stout, Rye Pale Ale ||
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03-28-2013, 11:34 PM
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BIAB Expert Tailor, custom quality BIAB bags at reasonable prices with quick shipping
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Location: Jersey Shore, Jersey
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Rather than 6 hop bags try zero, let those hops free swim for all there worth. All settles out with time. Glad you are getting results...cheers!
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