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    ABOUT ME

  • Ginger Sorrel Shandy
    Blackstrap Molasses Porter
    Nut Brown
  • IPA
  • Orange Cinnamon Mead (aging)

    Unorthodox Apple Cider (Drinking)

    Northern Migration Honey Rye Ale (only one bottle left)

    Blackstrap Molasses Porter
  • Male
  • Married
  • Cornwall
  • Ontario

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  • Posted in thread: New post a picture of your pint on 03-01-2013 at 05:48 PM
    The saison I brewed last month with Nelson Sauvin and Sorachi Ace hops. Fermented at 68 for 2
    days then 85 ramped over 2 days for the rest of 3 weeks. WLP565. Flavors consist of lemon,
    pear, apple, or...

  • Posted in thread: New post a picture of your pint on 02-08-2013 at 02:03 PM
    Tankhouse Ale. First all-successful (and clear!) AG after 4 batches99506Is this a Mill St.
    Tankhouse clone?

  • Posted in thread: New post a picture of your pint on 02-07-2013 at 03:29 PM
    Invincible Double IPA left over from July's batch.

  • Posted in thread: New post a picture of your pint on 01-13-2013 at 01:58 PM
    That sounds delicious. You have a recipie for that. Amounts wise.11lb Vienna Malt
    (Weyermann)Mash 150F for 60 min.0.5oz Pac. Gem @ each of 60, 13, 5 and flameout.Wyeast 2565
    Kolsch yeast.OG = 1.059, F...

  • Posted in thread: New post a picture of your pint on 01-13-2013 at 03:24 AM
    Kolsch yeast does make a beautiful beer! Kolsch-style Vienna/Pacific gem SMaSH!

  • Posted in thread: Rauchbier - how have I gone this long without knowing about this stuff? on 01-11-2013 at 06:30 PM
    It tasted like a flat budwieser that someone had stuck 3 day old bacon in for flavoring..The
    sad thing is that several people at Sam Adams, who occasionally manage to make some pretty
    decent beers, t...

  • Posted in thread: Rauchbier - how have I gone this long without knowing about this stuff? on 01-11-2013 at 02:20 AM
    I suppose mine isn't technically a traditional rauchbier in that it's not a lager. I fermented
    with Wyeast 2065 Kolsch yeast at about 58F and bottle conditioned at about 54 for several
    weeks. Result i...

  • Posted in thread: Rauchbier - how have I gone this long without knowing about this stuff? on 01-09-2013 at 06:13 PM
    The major commercial example from Germany is quite heavy handed with the smoke flavor. A lot of
    times people associate it with bacon flavor. I happen to like it in limited quantities. Your
    rauchbier s...

  • Posted in thread: You know you're a hophead when... on 01-09-2013 at 01:35 PM
    Your "light-ish" beers are still 40+ IBU.

  • Posted in thread: Rauchbier - how have I gone this long without knowing about this stuff? on 01-09-2013 at 01:12 PM
    While looking for something different to try making for the holidays, I stumbled across
    Rauchbiers. I must admit, I had my doubts, and I wasn't 100% sold on any of the recipes I saw,
    so I created one ...

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On Deck:
Primaries: Invincible Double IPA, Agave Lime Wheat
Secondaries:
Bottled: Orange Vanilla Cinnamon Mead, Gentle Giant English Mild.
Kegged: Blackstrap Molasses Porter
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