Knittycat

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Never leave the tap open on your bottling bucket when you are racking to it. (also, pay closer attention to the bucket while you are racking)

I've got no beer now.



And no money to buy beer either.

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neosapien

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man. that's even more sadder than keanu with a sandwich

Bigcorona

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On the brighter side: it will likely never happen again (to you).

wormraper

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oooooooooo, sorry bro , never a sadder moment than when one is out of beer

punkrockdave

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Oh, damn that hurts, sorry bro.

Knittycat

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And because the universe likes to rub salt in open wounds, my hands and my kitchen both smell rather strongly of beer. I seem to have missed some when I was moping.

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metal850

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Oh no!! Best thing you can do is make the kitchen smell like fresh boiling wort!

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Primary: Barrleywine, Cider
Secondary: pLambic, Wheat Beer with Raspberries, Wheat Beer with lambic bugs, Oktoberfest
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Knittycat

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I'd love to....got some?

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metal850

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Haha, not now, probably this weekend though. Munich helles on deck.

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Future Brews: Flanders Red Ale, Dunkelweizen
Primary: Barrleywine, Cider
Secondary: pLambic, Wheat Beer with Raspberries, Wheat Beer with lambic bugs, Oktoberfest
Kegged: American Pale Ale, Hefeweizen

BrewByLos

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Ouch. My condolences. I almost did this exact same thing two days ago. Had to pour sanitizer in my bucket to verify the spigot was closed... It was not.

I might need to cut back on the home brew while bottling.