bashe
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Have a few friends over for a cook out. been drinking swmbo slayer. I will say that is a damn good beer, it has slayed me.
I'm drunk
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nakros
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I love home brewing.
Stacked and stickered 2500 bdft of red oak today. Drank a nice 2wk old red ale throughout the stacking with my father. Sitting back and drinking a nice blonde ale after bottling off a cerveza this evening for some summer drinking.
I'm going to be damn sore tomorrow -- both mind and body. Why must you taste so good!?
Stacked and stickered 2500 bdft of red oak today. Drank a nice 2wk old red ale throughout the stacking with my father. Sitting back and drinking a nice blonde ale after bottling off a cerveza this evening for some summer drinking.
I'm going to be damn sore tomorrow -- both mind and body. Why must you taste so good!?
Im a woodworker too, care to share some red oak with me?
ChshreCat
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You misspelled "druck"
Question:
Has anyone ever flavored their beer with alderwood? I was thinking it might add some complexity to a steam-style. I was thinking about soaking some in bourbon and racking on top of it. Thoughts??
I use it to smoke salmon a lot but I have to order it from Washington, so it's not cheap for me.
Has anyone ever flavored their beer with alderwood? I was thinking it might add some complexity to a steam-style. I was thinking about soaking some in bourbon and racking on top of it. Thoughts??
I use it to smoke salmon a lot but I have to order it from Washington, so it's not cheap for me.
nakros
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Ugh... I was right -- very sore.
As far as the oak, right now, just drying it out a bit -- Most of it is still up around 20-25% moisture.
Picked up that amount because we found it for a really good buy (and it's some beautiful wood). $1.70/ft is what we ended up paying. The local lumberyards are selling rough red oak for $4.75/ft, so it is well worth it.
It will all end up going into furniture eventually -- What furniture all depends on the priorities on the honey-do list
. A nice oak mantle-piece will be sometime in the near future -- That pile included a 12' long, 14" wide, 2.5" thick, completely clear slab.
What sorts of woodworking do you guys do? I am mainly doing furniture, but do a bit of turning and carving when I get a chance.
As far as the oak, right now, just drying it out a bit -- Most of it is still up around 20-25% moisture.
Picked up that amount because we found it for a really good buy (and it's some beautiful wood). $1.70/ft is what we ended up paying. The local lumberyards are selling rough red oak for $4.75/ft, so it is well worth it.
It will all end up going into furniture eventually -- What furniture all depends on the priorities on the honey-do list
. A nice oak mantle-piece will be sometime in the near future -- That pile included a 12' long, 14" wide, 2.5" thick, completely clear slab.What sorts of woodworking do you guys do? I am mainly doing furniture, but do a bit of turning and carving when I get a chance.
ohiobrewtus
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Drunk off of SWMBO Slayer? How many did you have, 20?
I do a lot of mission stuff, some cheap money making outdoor chairs etc etc, but my bread & butter is still cabientry (however you spell it)
QueenCityALER
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Good... for you!
