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Fifteen gallons of love for our upcoming Hop Yard Social! On the left is Switchback Cream Ale. The two on the right are Big Rail Blonde Ale. In front you can see the right airlock smutted up and that's why both Blondes get a blow-off tube.

So far, we've not had problems with White tails. Though, as an organic farm we also use blood meal as a fertilizer. Any prey animal, like deer or rabbits, run for the hills as soon as they smell the blood meal. On the same note, the blood meal kinda attracts predators. They seem to like the...

lol.

Ran into this same situation in a bar in the Philippines. In that instance, Mojo was the culprit. Found out when I tried to stand to go to the head. Papason had to hold me up by the armpits.

She's hooked. And that's a good thing.

My, what big cones you have....

I say the exact same thing to my wife.

Yup. This was a favorite at a party we threw. People literally stood in line to get more.

Amen to this, Brother.

They're all beautiful.

Usually by 11pm I'm face down waiting for the alarm clock to scream at me.

Sadly, this recipe is still on my to-do list. Just so busy I haven't had a chance to brew anything let alone try this sweet sounding recipe.

Oh man, this sucks. I "cleared" some previous forest land for my little hop garden and it looks like verticillium wilt was in the soil. Out of 11 vigorous plants I now have about 5 left. On a good note, I do have one plants with some side arms so it is possible I MIGHT still get a hop or two...

I did teepees too. Though, I didn't have any trouble raising them by myself. I actually thought it was pretty easy. But, I also used a new teepee for each variety so I don't have the top cluster mess. I have Cascades on one and Centennials on the other.

Everything counts!

Did you add nutrient?

Finally have a few minutes to catch up with the fun things in life. This: Became this: Which turned into this: Then I added an another little one gallon kit I found somewhere, which became this: That'll be a merlot, and five different variations on Cherry wine from...

Awesome observation!

I'm not sure which one is the second year. Could you move that big bush out of the way and maybe we could see it?