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15,668 + 5 = 15,673

very close to toms river

little less then an hour for me to get to South Philly, about an hour and a half to most parts of Delaware County

Nerdie- Unfortunately I'm never in the NY area. I do occasionally make it to the Philly area if that interests anyone...maybe I was shooting a bit high in asking for a trade or $20, a 6'er or two of home brew would be more then sufficient as I just want to get rid of this thing.

Available for local pick up only, not interested in shipping. I'm flexible on price: $20 cash, trade for a corny or better bottle, perhaps even a couple 6er's of home brew...make me an offer. Located in Manahawkin NJ.

14,534+15= 14,549

Great thread containing everything you could possibly need on the subject: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-ugly-junk-corona-mill-station-90849/

My Bucket's Got A Hole In It (I can't Buy No Beer)- Hank Williams

While we were dating swmbo checked the browser history once to find I'd been surfing myspace looking at pics of attractive girls...and as she is the self conscious of her appearance sort, there was briefly hell to pay. What helped me out of the dog house then was being able to assure her that I...

I work on Long Beach Island NJ, every year the traffic lights are turned off and the speed limit is raised from October until the week before Memorial Day. Last Monday, the first day they back on, as I was driving to work in the morning there was a cop driving down the main boulevard in a 30...

+1 to the OP. I've been a big fan of shower beers for years. Pint glasses in the soap dish work as long as you're careful to avoid spray, even with me being on the larger/rounder side it can be done. Bottles are even better as we have a plastic/fiberglass/ whatever the hell kind of plastic...

The Great Filling Station Hold Up- Jimmy Buffett

Davis..........

12,598+5= 12,603

swapping...........

Last Mango In Paris- Jimmy Buffet

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I'd say it's worth aging- the cost of 11 lbs of DME alone is justification. I added some white oak to the secondary in the hopes it would mellow out some of the flavor...which it didn't...and now the taste of the white oak mixed with the super styrian, cascade, and goldings is reminiscent of a...

It crapped out closer to 1.040, and I ended up pitching nottingham instead of the champagne which brought it down to 1.030, where it permanently stopped...and tasted like hell....I will use the us-05 for another imperial stout, but I'll make a huge starter instead of pitching 2 packets as I did...

Fantastic stuff, I've been eyeballing a stout recipe that calls for candi syrup and I've not been able to locate any. Thank you for posting this, I will definitely be putting it to use.