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Actually, that was the last batch I made. :) Went well, but it was just a tad too dark for me. Ended up very close to an amber, so I was actually using that recipe there as a starting point, just to lighten it up and add different things. Think the same hops and yeast would work?

Hi All! I was hoping to get some advice regarding a recipe I've been compiling. I have tried a couple of different recipes involving honey (all of which have been dry as a bone), and from reading on the forum, a little honey malt can help bump up honey flavor without drying out the final...

Love it. Call Frank Darabont. Walking Dead Beer. Will do about the patience. I am far too wound up about this one after this! Thanks everyone!

Here are some photos of the layer of small bubbles that has formed on the liquid surface. Sorry for the large size. In the first one, you can actually see the small CO2 bubbles rising to join their tiny brethren. Airlock still bubbling away, end of day four.

Thanks, guys! Definitely more gentle in appearance than what is normally expected with "primary" fermentation. It both smelled and tasted great after the last hydro test, though just a teeny bit sweet (probably from the 1.020). Haven't done a test again since the last one (about four days...

Been looking through the forum and can't find a sitch exactly like this one, so I figured it couldn't hurt to ask for some advice. About a month ago, I decided to try making the White House Honey Ale (recipe here: http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2012/09/01/ale-chief-white-house-beer-recipe)...

Been a frequent reader of the forums for about six months. I did an internet search for a problem I was having, and found that pretty much every question I could possibly have had been answered here (and had a few laughs as well). Finally got up the nerve to post today!

Hi there! I'm new to the forums, fairly new to brewing. I've made it successfully through a total of about five all grain and partial mash batches (never done all extract). I've never brewed from a kit, but prefer to build my own batches from recipes with my own adjustments, and it's been...