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- Woolwich, NJ
- My fiance calls me a "Beer Conosaurus"
- Army Recruiter
- Glenn Sweeten
- AG -Belgium Wit
- Partial Mash -Hoegaarden Clone
- Extract -Buc-Buc #2 - Lagerized Wheat with Lemon and Honey
- Extract - Uncle John's Ale - Ale with Orange, Honey, Brown Sugar and Ginger
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Posted in thread: Air Lock Question on 03-03-2009 at 11:39 PM
I brewed my first AG brew on Sunday and it's in a 5.5 gallon primary fermentation bucket, I
left very little air space in the bucket and it started fermenting like crazy yesterday,
leaking foam out of...Posted in thread: first AG brewed yesterday. on 03-02-2009 at 03:38 PM
I did my first AG yesterday and it went perfectly and I just wanted to thank everyone for all
the advice they gave me to make everything go so smoothly. Did a 6 gallon batch of citrus
wheat, hit all m...Posted in thread: First Partial Mash...help please! on 02-16-2009 at 02:46 AM
I know that you not supposed to add grain during a boil as it can add tannins to the beer. I
also know the pilsner malt was supposed to be put in the grain bag in the beginning with the
flaked wheat, ...Posted in thread: First Partial Mash...help please! on 02-15-2009 at 09:16 PM
Please help! I did my first partial mash today, a hoegaarden clone, and I really hope it turns
out okay but i'm really worried. I was following the recipe to the T. I did a stove top partial
boil, abo...Posted in thread: 45,000 btu enough? on 02-14-2009 at 10:20 PM
In your opinion, is a 45,000 propane BTU turkey fryer enough for a keggle? I know the king
kooker is only 55,000 and i know people use them....advice?Posted in thread: Looking to build a keggle...aluminum or stainless? on 02-14-2009 at 05:19 PM
Thanks for the replies, I have 2 guys in my home brew club that have aluminum sankey kegs for
MLT's because they are alot lighter to move around, but if 99 percent of them are stainless i
guess I don'...Posted in thread: Looking to build a keggle...aluminum or stainless? on 02-14-2009 at 02:50 PM
I was at my first local home brewer's meeting last night and a bunch of them suggested that I
get some kegs to turn into keggles for my brewpot and mash tun, however, I was also told not to
use alumin...Posted in thread: Hello from NJ on 02-13-2009 at 09:00 PM
jersey isn't THAT bad, i'm in the army and travel quite a bit but i still always end up coming
back here, bought a house a mile from where i went to high school, in south jersey. Anyway,
welcome to th...Posted in thread: New from South Jersey. on 02-13-2009 at 08:43 PM
Hey everyone, I've posted a couple threads but never really formally introduced myself. I've
done a couple extract brews, this sunday is my first partial mash and i've been steadily
collecting and bui...Posted in thread: Anyone know where to have labels printed? on 02-13-2009 at 02:39 AM
I would like to get some labels printed on black glossy label paper for fairly cheap, probably
around 200 for now.
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