Photo of my Tongue Splitter

This photo was requested by my spouse- I er, um, sort of insinuated to everyone here at HBT that while I was out of town visiting my family my kegged beer would disappear. In apology for thinking so little of my life partner, I give you the picture of the remaining beer:



Isn't it remarkable how the last glass is always the best? (I did have one glass out of each keg.)

He must love you very much to have abstained from the last off that fine looking brew.

Darn I lost the bet...but wait a minute...that doesn't look like QUITE a full glass....

Your hubby left you the dregs...

Revvy said:

Darn I lost the bet...but wait a minute...that doesn't look like QUITE a full glass....

Your hubby left you the dregs...

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Since the liquid post pulls from the bottom, you could say he left her the cream of the keg.

We need a recipe!!:rockin:

It's Northern Brewer's recipe, not mine!

It's:

(5.25 gallon batch)
9 pounds 2-row
8 ounces carapils
8 ounces caramalt (I subbed crystal 40L, I believe)

1 ounce columbus (FWH) 70 minutes
1 ounce glacier 15 minutes
1 ounce cascade 10 minutes
1/2 ounce sterling 2 minutes
1/2 ounce cascade 2 minutes

Dryhop
1/2 ounce sterling
1/2 ounce cascade

Northwest ale yeast

OG 1.048
FG 1.010
65 IBUs

I fermented it very cool at first (darn cold house!) then found an aquarium heater and brought the temps up to low 70s. It's a nice beer! I would recommend this kit to anybody who likes a lot of hops character in their beer!

I was thinking of buying this with a gift card I got, that settles it!

thats a good looking beer! i have made the extra pale ale kit from nb, it is very good and it has 3 oz. of cascades. I wanna try this one, have never made a brew with that many hops. And the best thing about those nb kits is that they are really cheap.