Recent content by morebeer

I think it was 1.056

Mine finished right at 1.010

I've been trying Verdant in all sorts of stuff lately. It just works. I recently made a West Coastish IPA with it and it tastes fantastic. The mouthfeel and soft fruity esters play well with American hops. Although it is not quite as clear as I would like, but that may have been from the dry...

I've been eying this recipe for a while and I'm finally going to try it tomorrow. Going with Sabro, Citra, Mosaic combo because I have some. Doing a 10 gallon batch so I think we will try a couple of different yeasts too. Lutra Kviek because I have some I harvested from a Kolsch we just did and...

Just getting back into the game of brewing after a few year hiatus. I don't want to read this 322 page thread, (I started, but I have kids). Anyway is the original recipe still awesome? I assume it's a safe bet? Going to pick up ingredients tomorrow.

I just brewed this last night for the second time. Last time I hit my numbers perfectly, this time my og was low, 1.045. I'm not sure why I did everything the same. Bad crush maybe?

Yahoooooooooo.

Im brewing up a batch of BierMuncher's Centennial Blonde this weekend to hopefully be ready for a New Years Party. :tank:

Stirring up an old thread here. But this beer is fantastic, I bought a sixer of them today and drank 3 right from the bottle while working in the garage and loved them. Very very easy to drink a few of them on a nice spring day. Albertson's had 12 packs on sale for 12.50 or something, I'm pretty...

1. Broken Halo IPA 2. Stone Temple Pilots 3. Dogfishhead 60 Min Clone

I give a little bit away, but most of it gets consumed right here at home. I guess me and my friends have giant livers. A buddy and I can easily down 12 in a single brew session.

I just had a few from my batch I brewed 6 weeks ago today, partial mash, bottle conditioned, no secondary. I must say this is an excellent recipe. It ranks right up there with Ed's Hause Pale ale, but this has a more complex flavor, much different hops than I am used to using. I am not good...

I just tried this myself and thought it was very good. Definatelly had a nice spicy hop note to it, but rather than another pale ale it is a very clear true pilsner. Very refreshing, wish this wasn't only a seasonal becuase this would be a great summer beer to drink all day.

I just bought ingredients for a partial mash version from my LHBS (not exactly the cheapest place, but I like to support them) and it only came out to $28. Wow I think thats my cheapest yet. I can't wait to make this and try it out.

It's 0.032" thickness, same as coppertubingsales.com where everyone else gets it.