Recent content by savnac

I wouldn't worry about it. Think about what a lot of cleansers are made of... citrus acid.

Mostly Swedish death metal.

Got my pound of hops just as described and shipped very fast. Thanks again.

Thanks Brandon O, made my first batch a month or so ago and followed the recipe exactly. The first week after it carbonated in the keg I wasn't sure about it but now after a few weeks it is tasting really good. Crisp, tart and very drinkable. Finished at 1.009. Thanks again.

Been on tap for about 3 weeks now and tasting so awesome. 986+5=991

It's finished and @ 9.5% right now. I was planning on adding the cherries (probably drained) with some bourbon soaked oak cubes and some Orval dregs. Then let it sit for however long it takes to sour up a bit. Midnight Sun Brewery did a beer that sounds similar to cdt called Lust, it was a...

That stuff is 100% cherries in water, and it's all I can find where I live. Anyone?

I have a Strong Belgian Dubbel that I plan on aging on cherries and oak to come up with something similar to cdt. I bought some Oregon Tart Cherries (see picture), my question is do I drain the water/juice or just dump the whole thing into the fermentor? Thanks for the help!

That is a great example, but Pliny is a Double/Imerial IPA. Stone is pretty close to what you want probably. I recently brewed a light crisp IPA, I used very little caramel malt (90% 2-row and 10% 20L). I used .5 oz each of Amarillo and Simcoe for 60min and .5 oz each of Amarillo and Simcoe...

I brewed an Oatmeal Stout that turned out great. Now I've got some oak cubes soaked in Bourbon and was thinking about filling a growler with the stout and dropping some cubes in for a little experiment. Question: How many cubes and how long for a 1/2 gallon growler? Anyone do this or have...

I agree with what is said above. Come up to Alaska and work with me moving oil through pipes and just brew for fun.

Thanks, I got a pack of single handled kegs $74 and shipping was only $38 to Alaska. It was weird though, on the kegs you had linked for $80 shipping was going to be $60. LHBS charges $65 each up here so I got 4 + a set of disconnects for $120.

I plan on brewing a basic Pale Ale on Saturday. I then plan on washing the White Labs California Ale yeast for the rest of my summer brews.