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  1. misterVT

    My motorized malt mill...DONE!

    Thanks to a snow day I was able to finish my malt mill and get a brew under its belt. I love this thing. No longer will I need to hold a drill! It's just one more improvement that makes a brew day a bit smoother. It works really well. The motor is 177 rpm that I bought from...
  2. misterVT

    I am thankful for homebrew because...

    ...there's no other way to get quality alone time, aka "therapy" whilst brewing, that let's me escape from the day-to-day drama and, in the end, produces a product that let's me secretly steal away a little more pure and glorious enjoyment each and every night. Just a small drunken thought...
  3. misterVT

    Trapped without a pint glass

    Oh God, I didn't realize how critical a good pint glass is to my enjoyment of brew. I'm trapped at my mother-in-laws moth ball smelling old lady smelling house for a week over Christmas. This year I was smart. Brought my own brew but drinking out of these nasty glasses of hers I'm missing...
  4. misterVT

    Seven Brides Brewing - CNN iReport

    Anyone had their stuff? This might be the best way to spin starting a brewery to the SWMBO...gotta pay for our daughter's wedding somehow. From CNN iReport: Three dads, two uncles and seven little girls have joined forces to create an award winning, family-run, microbrewery that has taken...
  5. misterVT

    Split batch with multiple personalities

    I brewed my first 10 gallon recipe, a high gravity (1.067) IPA. When I chilled the wort, I recirculated into the same vessel and once I hit the right temperature I dumped into two separate 5 gallon fermenting buckets. In each bucket I pitched one package of dry yeast (Nottingham). Two days...
  6. misterVT

    Help me break in my new rig with a new recipe

    Hey folks, Just finished my Brutus clone and plan to brew 10g tomorrow, first batch on the new rig. I've been preoccupied tweaking my rig that I forgot to plan a recipe. So, I'm hoping for some help. Not new to AG, just the new equipment. I'm a fan of Ed Wort's Haus Pale Ale and have...
  7. misterVT

    My Brutus Build

    Well, let me preface this thread by saying I am completely impatient. I get these crazy thoughts that I can DIY anything and then quickly realize I'm in over my head. Building my Brutus so far has not been as challenging as I thought, but I suspect I'm at the point where I'm going to need some...
  8. misterVT

    First all-grain success, need help tweaking equipment

    I brewed a West Coast Pale Ale using my converted cooler and consider it a success since I reached the right volume and gravity and it's fermenting away. In addition to using the converted cooler for the first time, I used my new CFC, which worked wonders. Other than dealing with a frozen...
  9. misterVT

    Help me choose the better yeast.

    So I've got a Rogue Dead Guy ale kit from Costco that does not come with yeast. I'm aware that there's a proprietary yeast that they recommend using, but I don't feel like ordering and waiting or searching locally. I want to brew now! :) So here's some spare dry yeast I've got sitting...
  10. misterVT

    Hello from Northern Virginia

    I figured I'd say hey before I started taking advantage of the great wealth of knowledge here. I'm a born-again-brewer; used to do it before I got married. Now my wife is kind enough to let me get back into it to include setting up a Keezer to take the hassle out of bottling. My first batch...
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