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    ABOUT ME

  • Started out with Brewer's Best extract w/ grain kits (x 4), then made the move to all grain. I use a Bayou Classic outdoor burner with a 40 qt stock pot, a 30' copper IC, an MLT made with a Rubbermaid 5 gal drink cooler and Phils Phalse Bottom, and have two ferm buckets and two carboys. Have brewed APA, English Brown Ale, Hopnog 2010 (Brewers Best holiday recipe), Kolsch, and two all grain "just beer" kits from Austin Homebrew Supply to get started with all grain and work out the kinks.
  • Next in the pipeline (all grain) is AHS Blonde Ale and AHS Belgian White, then I plan to brew Jamil's Extra Special Bitter recipe.
  • A) AHS "just beer" Simcoe;
    B) AHS 'just beer" Columbus
  • BB Hopnog 2010;
    BB Kolsch
  • Male
  • Married
  • St. Louis
  • MO

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  • Posted in thread: Your recipe or someone else's? on 12-18-2012 at 04:18 AM
    I almost always design my own. Recent exception, I needed a 2nd beer (jockey box has two
    faucets) for my 1st child's 1st birthday party (also made 20 lbs pulled pork and about 40
    burgers :rockin:) to ...

  • Posted in thread: My Recipe Builder Project on 11-04-2012 at 07:54 PM
    Back to the parameters, in our example above, we have selected style 10A. American Pale Ale.
    The sheet starts out with 10 pounds of US two row pale malt in the “grist” area of
    the sheet (d...

  • Posted in thread: My Recipe Builder Project on 11-04-2012 at 07:44 PM
    A note on this recipe builder: As it is not a program, but rather a file, it must be manually
    updated for things like changes in the alpha acid content of the hops you purchase, adding new
    grains or h...

  • Posted in thread: My Recipe Builder Project on 11-04-2012 at 07:34 PM
    I decided that rather than spend money on canned brewing software (not that there’s
    anything wrong with that), it would be fun to develop a recipe builder on my own. I know my way
    around Excel, ...

  • Posted in thread: Rehydrating Dry Yeast on 06-29-2012 at 02:10 AM
    I've tried the rehydrating thing a couple times on the recommendation of Jamil and others, but
    to me, the risk of contamination is just too high, and the steps too difficult for me to bother
    with anym...

  • Posted in thread: LHBS St. Louis? on 06-29-2012 at 01:57 AM
    StL Wine & Beer is the place really. They specialize in homebrewing supplies and equipment,
    rather than Worm's Way, whose specialty is gardening supplies and equipment and trying to
    figure out if ever...

  • Posted in thread: What Happened to My Beer?!?! on 05-30-2012 at 02:16 AM
    A little off topic and not trying to high jack but I agree! Everyone talks about going to keg
    and then I read all these threads about all these problems and expenses and I just stick with
    bottling, it...

  • Posted in thread: What's your favorite BMC beer? on 05-30-2012 at 01:46 AM
    Being a StL boy, I really like Michelob (like a poster commented above, Michelob regular, not
    Light, Ultra, 64 or whatever). While Budweiser is just ok, it is rice beer afterall. Michelob
    is AB's all ...

  • Posted in thread: Best practices for washing bottles... how do you do it? on 11-19-2011 at 01:59 PM
    Rinse bottle right after pouring the beer in a glass. If the bottle has a label then I soak it
    in Oxyclean.Before bottling, I put each bottle in a bucket with Starsan in it. I spray Starsan
    on my dish...

  • Posted in thread: Orval Only Ages for 2 Months... how? on 10-31-2011 at 12:19 AM
    I'm going to use some Orval dregs for a beer soon, so I've been going around NYC trying to find
    some older bottles of the stuff. Figure I want to get as much Brett character as possible. But
    everywher...

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