PacMan Availability
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It is available Only through distributors (both online or at LHBS's) who are authorized Brewcraft distributors.... So if your retailer is one, then you are golden...
The rest of us have to bottle harvest...I've had 6 really succesful harvests.
You're in MI? Well if you are in SE michigan, then no, Cap N Cork doesn't have it. Andy was the one who found out for me...
The rest of us have to bottle harvest...I've had 6 really succesful harvests.
You're in MI? Well if you are in SE michigan, then no, Cap N Cork doesn't have it. Andy was the one who found out for me...
ShortSnoutBrewing
Kwanesum Chinook Illahee
I'm almost certain it's only available through Brewcraft dealers...
Damn....too slow
Damn....too slow
blacklab
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Yep, I buy it all the time at my local joint, Main Street Homebrew. Site is mainbrew.com. They ship, so I'm sure you can buy some if you're willing to wait.
ohiodad
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You can buy a smackpack online at www.homebrewers.com. Just got one a week or 2 ago.
farmbrewernw
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You get to drink a good beer if you bottle harvest though, I have had great success with harvesting and I don't even own a stir plate.
Wyeast had it in an Activator pack in 2006, which was generally available. Let them know you'd like another round: [email protected]
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HenryHill
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http://www.homebrewers.com/category/beerlsupplies.12.wyeast_5/
Apparently it is in short supply.
So, any Rogue product is bottle primed with Pacman, but only a few are actually fermented with it?
http://www.rogue.com/brews.html
Apparently it is in short supply.
So, any Rogue product is bottle primed with Pacman, but only a few are actually fermented with it?
http://www.rogue.com/brews.html
blacklab
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I hear he's available to make it rain at your local strip bar.
On the bombers it says so right on the label.. I've had the best luck with shakespeare stout.
EvilTOJ
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In my experience, the shakespeare stout definitely has the most yeast in the bottom of the bottle.
Hoosierbrewer
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I used the Brutal Bitter and American Amber. It kicked off once I added the American Amber. I would trust Revvy on this one He was my Reverand of culturing.
Thanks!
I still haven't been able to figure if Dead Guy is filtered or not...I haven't had much luck that I could see from it...I usually end up pitching it with the dregs from a SHakespeare stout, or two...
farmbrewernw
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+1 on the Shakespeare Stout there is a lot of yeasties in the bottom of a bomber, I did have luck with a bottle of Juniper Pale Ale as well however.
