Hopinista
Well-Known Member
There you go.
Still cheaper than the bottle I randomly opened on a Thursday morning
You're slightly obsessed with that Sam Adam's, huh?
Okay baller.
How do you figure I am obsessed with Sam Adams? Point me in the direction where you could have come to that conclusion. I'll start...there is a lack of beers that I drink of their's and move onto a lack of beers I have of theirs. If you paid attention though, which I kind of think you don't, you'd know I brewed a gallon batch for a friend and needed the beer to compare ergo, my ISO. Hardly call that obsessed. I guess if that is obsessed then you're pretty obsessed with making sure people know that you're drinking in the morning because you work third shift.
Not saying I don't like SA but I can name 25 beers I'd rather drink. Brewing a clone has indeed made me focus on one of their now discontinued beers but even so, who cares if I do like SA? We can't all drink $30+ bottles of beers in the morning for show.
I said -THAT- Sam Adam's. Meaning imperial white. I think you need a hot shower??
And I do pay attention, which is why I noticed several posts about the white. Hence my comment.
Several is about 5 if you include my ISO. But tell you what, you're awesome and a winner...that should settle this, right?
Drinking water. I don't think 1.5 10% beers on an empty stomach was a good idea.
God damnit with all this floccing rambling.
I thought it was way over my head when I first downloaded that spreadsheet, and it takes me a while to remember how to use it each time, but it's not as bad as it initially looks.
I start with RO water and set Bru'n Water to 100% dilution. As I said before, I just take the spreadsheet's word for the fact that my grain bill and my water additions are hitting the pH that the spreadsheet tells me. I am interested to see how close I really get.
Do you keep some baking soda and some sort of calcium chloride right by your mash so you can adjust the pH on the fly?
We're not in a fight, go drink your drink.
I use calcium chloride and gypsum usually. You can use baking soda, but too much and you will start detecting the salt in your beer.
I use calcium chloride and gypsum usually. You can use baking soda, but too much and you will start detecting the salt in your beer.
Slapping this beer while I play Tetris on the 8-bit during my last meeting of the week.
Speaking of being a Baller, I'm so tired of these waxed bottles.
1.) it's a ***** to open
2.) it's one more step between me and the beer
3.) robble robble mayor
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My main issue is scraping the wax off to reuse
Not this. This is literally the 3rd infected bottle I've had from Knee Deep. It's sad because I really like this beer.
Are you trying to start a fight with me too?
More wax, more non homer beer.
Are you trying to start a fight with me too?
Lol maybe, will you accuse me of balling?
I hope you guys don't piss-off women in your spare time. Especially in Vegas. It won't get you anywhere there.
ha-ha jerk face.
I'm about to go try and fill a growler from my keg and have a glass of HB blonde ale. Sorry it's not SA.
Go drink your drink. You know your comment was that of a supposed baller.
"I randomly opened a bottle more expensive than that." [sic]
I'm far from a baller.
Pft...then what's with the Tazo in the background?
Thanks. So, gypsum to drop the pH and Calcium Chloride to increase the pH.
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