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hopdawg · Mar 2, 2009

Well here's a pic of my second AG brew. In retrospect I can't believe I made so many mistakes yet it still turned out really good. Its a pale ale with a 10.5 LBS grain bill, (one of which was corn meal). It turned out a bit dry and could use more specialty malts. I built it new years eve and bottled it Jan 23rd.

Since then I've done two lagers a Guinness clone and BM's Outer Limits IPA. Damn its tough being patient.

WBC · Mar 3, 2009

You will be more patient if you have more beer brewed and aging. You then keep brewing as needed to keep the pipeline full. This does require more containers but once you have them you will have plenty of beer to drink and share.

Denny's Evil Concoctions · Mar 3, 2009

Congrats on Ag brews. What was the recipe for the pale in the pic?

thataintchicken · Mar 3, 2009

Cool.
I love seeing success.

Now, send me a bomber

RayInUT · Mar 3, 2009

It's amazing how resilient the whole process is...somehow it always ends up being beer!

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