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Liquid Nails worked fine on the 2 I have made

when I blow a keg, then clean it, I mix up a pint of BLC in the keg, and run that through the lines. I let it soak a half hour, then flush with water.

this could be my lawnmower beer this summer. I'd love a viable clone.

1968 looks similar, its like a small lava lamp.

I could find a spot for a conical.

I brewed this as my superbowl beer this year. Yeah, I've been 'sampling' it. Wow Revvy, this is fantastic! The maltiness of this brew just amazes me! It is one of the best that I have done!

I think the dry hop is a bit heavy. Both Citra and Nelson are so aromatic that they really can use a light touch in dry hopping. It is odd to have those hops in a rye IPA, but it could shine! I do an IIPA with Nelson, Cascade, Centennial & Willamette, it is a thing of beauty.

I think the TSA fears the foam

I've had this bookmarked for awhile, I've yet to try it http://www.phalseprofits.com/Brewing/09-25-2004_Red_Seal_Ale.html

4 oz of brewed coffee is not going to do much. I'd wager it is 4 oz of coarsely ground coffee steeped for several days, that is one method of doing it.

well, thats the best use yet for a Genicom printer. I'm looking forward to seeing how this turns out.

I just use an old power brick off some computer speakers. Works plenty fine. I installed an extra outlet on the back of my keezers collar for it.

Maiden the Shade is my fav by far.

Here is the burner, with the Williams conversion valve, running on NG.

it seems like a lot of chinook at the 60 minute mark. I tend to prefer more late hopping in my IIPA's, and not so much on the long boil.