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01-25-2005

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05-21-2013 9:37 PM

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    ABOUT ME

  • I like beer, trains, Rickenbacker guitars, music & my beautifully stacked wife!
  • Model Railroading,Homebrewing
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  • Woodstock
  • GA

LATEST ACTIVITY

  • Posted in thread: What are you drinking now? on 04-29-2013 at 12:47 AM
    Sweetwater LowRYEder IPA. Good stuff.

  • Posted in thread: Georgia roll call on 04-29-2013 at 12:43 AM
    Nice, I didn't know there was a group in Woodstock.Yep! Hope you can make a meeting, if you're
    interested.

  • Posted in thread: Georgia roll call on 04-27-2013 at 07:13 PM
    For those interested, it looks like the next Woodstock Malt Monkeys meeting will be at the Taco
    Mac on 92 near I-575 on Tuesday, May 14th at 7:00pm..

  • Posted in thread: Not Really, Just Time to Get Going on a Summer 2013 Cream Ale! on 04-27-2013 at 05:48 PM
    Looks pretty good to me. I've done a CA with 19% flaked corn and it was a big hit with all who
    drank it. Served it at our wedding shower and it went quickly.

  • Posted in thread: Georgia roll call on 03-21-2013 at 02:07 AM
    Your not far from me, off of 92 and trickumYep! Pass by you on my way to club meeting's at
    Summits. We are looking for a new meeting place, now that Summits has closed.:( Trying to get
    Freight Kitchen...

  • Posted in thread: Georgia roll call on 03-10-2013 at 05:05 PM
    Woodstock here, but I'm really closer to Hickory Flat / Canton. Been here since Oct., 2011.
    Moved here from the Chicago area and love it! Been brewing for nearly 16 years. Member of the
    Woodstock Malt...

  • Posted in thread: First Place 2013 Chicago Winter Brew Competition - Nelson Sauvin Pale Ale on 02-10-2013 at 01:42 PM
    Congrats, Jim! I saw a couple of people I know who took home ribbons from that comp. Nice
    looking beer. Never have used NS hops, now I'm curious to do so.

  • Posted in thread: Never dump your beer!!! Patience IS a virtue!!! Time heals all things, even beer! on 01-08-2013 at 10:57 PM
    This "wait three weeks" rule is BS! Two weeks is enough time to get carbonation going. But ask:
    What temp were the bottles stored at? How much & what type priming sugar used? And while I'm at
    it, popp...

  • Posted in thread: Never dump your beer!!! Patience IS a virtue!!! Time heals all things, even beer! on 01-08-2013 at 10:56 PM
    This "wait three weeks" rule is BS! Two weeks is enpugh time to get carbonation going. But ask:
    What temp were the bottles stored at? How much & what type priming sugar used? And while I'm at
    it, popp...

  • Posted in thread: I think I'm done with WYeast on 12-29-2012 at 01:31 AM
    Reading this thread made me angry, then sad, then made me feel like I lost brain cells. Holy
    f'n crap.

5 COMMENTS
Posted: 
January 8, 2009  •  01:04 PM
yah rickenbackers rock!!!!! just ran across your pictures on the ******, and relate to your hobbies, i like lionel trains what gauge do you prefer? how bout a pick of some of your ricks?

 
Posted: 
January 8, 2009  •  01:04 PM
yah rickenbackers rock!!!!! just ran across your pictures on HBT, and relate to your hobbies, i like lionel trains what gauge do you prefer? how bout a pick of some of your ricks?

 
Posted: 
January 8, 2009  •  03:10 PM
i live in nashville, i used to be a professional musician, you let me know the model you want and i can find someone that will have one cheap

 
Posted: 
January 14, 2009  •  08:20 PM
Hi

I am moving along I aquired my brew kettle today I now need to find a torch to customize it like yours (cut a hole in the top)

I went to 3 floyds with larry and my son Rick. That was worth the trip

I also went to a brewery
outside of Lansing Mi last week. This place was 10 times bigger than Floyds

pretty nice

Rick
 
Posted: 
January 15, 2009  •  04:49 PM
I enjoyed the place and there beer. I got a barrel yesterday for a brew kettle and now need to cut it open. One step closer to whole grain brewing. trying to navigate this site is taking a little work but it is fun

 
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