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    The Best Craft Brewery in Each State?

    How in the world is Boulevard not the pick for Missouri?
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    How many gallons of homebrew in 2011?

    +5.5 Cream Ale +5.5 Pale Ale +5.5 Chocolate Stout =9273.5
  3. K

    How many gallons of homebrew in 2011?

    +5 All-Cascade IPA 5328
  4. K

    How many gallons of homebrew in 2011?

    +5.5 Janet's Brown Ale 1935
  5. K

    Start to finish--how long is your typical brew day?

    5 hours. Started strike water at 7:00 this morning for a barleywine, and finished wiping down the cabinets and stove at 12:00. Just do single infusion, batch sparge though. With a 90 minute boil today.
  6. K

    How many gallons of homebrew in 2011?

    +5.5 Barleywine 769.5
  7. K

    How many gallons of homebrew in 2011?

    +5 Leftover 2010 ingredients. Black IPA 40 gallons
  8. K

    What do you plan to drink new years?

    Boulevard's Bourbon Barrel Quad
  9. K

    Name that Beer...

    Sounds like Boulevard's Lunar
  10. K

    My keezer build

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    My keezer build

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    My keezer build

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    My keezer build

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    My keezer build

    I'm not carpenter inclined, so it doesn't look as finished as some others. Holiday 7cf with a collar. Used 1X6 for the collar with a 1X2 added to make it an 8 inch collar. Johnson temp controller. Pics to follow. Question, how does everyone mount their drip plate? I've got some...
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    How many gallons of homebrew in 2010?

    +5.5 Aventinus Clone 29,121
  16. K

    How many gallons of homebrew in 2010?

    +5 Tumbler Clone +5 Oatmeal Stout 28,632
  17. K

    So who's brewing this weekend?

    Just pitched a Tumbler clone, oatmeal stout just about done mashing.
  18. K

    To shake or not to shake

    Ok, here's what you do to get the yeast active again. Get you a bucket, pick your carboy up real high and turn it over so the contents pour into the bucket. The higher the better. As the contents splash down into the bucket, the yeast will mix back in with the wort. Be careful that you...
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