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+5 IPA +5 Dunkelweizen +5 Hefeweizen 19572.5 + 15 = 19587.5 gallons

Can I get the details? Thanks.

Gentile's

+ 5 Gal Pale Ale = 9441.5

+5 gals Conways Irish Ale Clone +5 gals Bells Two Hearted Ale = 8220 gals

If you buy it on the Mac does it come with the iPad/iPhone version? or do you need to buy those separate?

I have been trying to purchase Beer Alchemy all day. I tried multiple times with multiple cards today 2013-02-20 and continue getting an error that my order did not go through. So I tried the paypal method. The order went through, I got an email that I will be charged but it gave me the error...

I'm In!

I'll be working this with the Fiancee.

This is awesome. I just found this thread. If I only knew about this since the beginning. I've lost count, and finally gave up and got a refractometer. But I know I broke 2 last year. So +2 for last year, 765.

When you ask the guy at Lowes if they have any food grade storage buckets for you grain so you can store it behind your couch.

This is coming up next week. Just wanted to give you a heads up. Its a really good time and a totally different atmosphere than Beerfest. http://www.alefest.com/columbus.htm

2269 + 5 Gallons Phat Tyre = 2274

Thanks for all the help guys. I have decided I'm doing Alpine for sure. I'm trying to lock in a Winery now too.. so any suggestions on a San Diego Winery that I could stop at after Alpine. I'm going to try to go to Alpine for a noon tour and then drive to San Diego for a wine tasting. Let me...

Thanks for all the recommendations.

Thanks guys I see I have some planning to do. I see a ton of breweries, any wineries relatively close?

Last year I went to Stone and this year I would like to go to another brewery and Winery in San Diego. Any suggestions? I will be driving in from Yuma, AZ so anything around San Diego would be good. I enjoyed doing the tour of Stone last year.:mug:

25119 + 5 = 25124

This is good news because I downloaded the sample of this book on my ipad and have been reading it. Do you think it is worth me buying the book or just following directions? I mean is there any other content in here that I will gain from the book over just following the directions, if so I will...

Ok, I have been a homebrewer for 7 years now and the SHMBO has finally convinced me to make wine. (The remaining equipment and a wine kit is our Christmas present) What I need to know is if I should read a book about how to do this, or just follow the directions that come with the kit? I'm sure...