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02-27-2012

Last Activity:

05-23-2013 1:39 PM

Age:

48 years old

Birthday:

10/26/1964

ABOUT ME

About Me: Lorenzo Bevilaqua is a New York City based freelance photographer specializing in portraiture, and publicity photography for magazines, television networks, cruise lines, and corporate clients.
General Interests: Kite flying,beer making,snorkeling,kayaking
Occupation: Freelance photographer
Real Name: Lorenzo Bevilaqua
Favorite Movies: Eat Drink Man Woman, The Godfather, The Station Agent, The Apostle, Summertime, Alien, The Last Emperor,Love Song For Bobby Long, The Brothers McMullen, Amadeus, The Dreamers, All the real girls, Beautiful Girls, Lovely and amazing, Venus, Lovely, Still, A serious Man, Stealing beauty, Summertime, Monsters Ball, Happythankyoumoreplease, Barney's Version
Favorite Books: Anything by Ernest Hemingway.
Future Brews: Hard cider, and a five gallon partial grain brew.
Primary: Belgian ale. 5 gallon batch
Secondary: 5 gallons of graft, a hopped, malted hard cider
Gender: Male
Status: Single

City: New York

State/Province: New York

LATEST ACTIVITY

Posted in thread: Assistance with interpreting hydrometer readings please! on 02-18-2013 at 06:02 PM
Thank you! I'm very happy. I have to get a hydrometer that's a bit easier to read, but I am
very happy to finally know how. Thanks again everyone.
Posted in thread: Assistance with interpreting hydrometer readings please! on 02-18-2013 at 05:56 PM
Great! Thank you. Does this make any sense?1.064 OG minus1.008 FG = .056 .056 x 131.25 = 7.35
ABVDoes that look about right?
Posted in thread: Assistance with interpreting hydrometer readings please! on 02-18-2013 at 05:39 PM
I have been looking through the numerous threads regarding the use of a hydrometer, and,
believe it or not, I am still confused. I brewed a graff and took an original gravity reading.
It read 64. I th...
Posted in thread: Interesting failure. Please help? on 01-29-2013 at 09:45 PM
That's great to know, thank you! Will try again and maybe just use more yeast, and take better
notes. I see you're located in Atlanta. One of my biggest clients, Turner Broadcasting is
there. I've onl...
Posted in thread: Interesting failure. Please help? on 01-29-2013 at 08:06 PM
Thank you all. I very much appreciate the answers. My brew has dried out slightly as it has
aged, but it is still syrupy and very sweet. I will make another batch, will take notes, and
will use more y...
Posted in thread: First batch ever, blueberry apple cider on 01-28-2013 at 10:01 PM
Thank you for the comment, Mike! Yes, I am learning that with either beer OR hard cider,
letting stuff age out really changes the flavor and character. I have made quite a few batches
of hard cider, a...
Posted in thread: Interesting failure. Please help? on 01-20-2013 at 12:15 AM
I've been brewing both beer, hard cider and a very good graff for some time now. After
following recipes strictly, I began to experiment. I heated a gallon of decent quality
supermarket apple juice, a...
Posted in thread: WTF? My beer is gone on 12-19-2012 at 05:18 PM
That happens to me all the time! I HATE that! It happened with a case of beer that I had, also.
I still don't know where it went. I also am not sure where I am right now.
Posted in thread: Yeast shelf life on 11-24-2012 at 05:05 PM
Thank you so much! That's great to know.
Posted in thread: Yeast shelf life on 11-24-2012 at 04:55 PM
I bought a packet of dry Nottingham ale yeast before hurricane Sandy hit here in Hoboken, NJ. I
put it in my fridge hoping to use it within the next few days. The hurricane hit, we lost power
and the ...