RedOctober
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11 gallons left from about 13.5 in the keggle. Easy Recipe Thanks Ed Wort!
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Ed's Pale Ale took my AG Cherry Yesterday!
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Brewmasters Warehouse
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Congrats on joining the AG club.
Scut_Monkey
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The music with the video is borderline creapy. Congrats though.
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Out of curiosity why the blanket wrap?
looks like the blanket was wicking water up, then the fan was cooling/evaporating the water. Must have been hot there...
Congrats on the AG voyage.
Congrats on the AG voyage.
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RedOctober
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Yup, that's right!
I always do 5 gallon batches. This was my first AG and my first 11gallon batch. So after it was done I said crap I don't want to carry 88lbs into the basement. So I set up the fan and cool water bath and blanket to keep it cool. There is also a window in the garage and I need to keep beer out of the light.
rico567
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Beethoven's Fur Elise is not creepy. It's just music. In these degenerate times, that may be what confused you.
Congrats! I popped mine on Ed's Haus ale as well and it blew away any of the extract beers I'd made. Damn you guys for getting me into this obsession!
2 batches brewed and drank in past 6 weeks..Got some thumbs up from graduation party goers. I pushed the time envelope..rack to corny after 8-9 days..force carbed for 3-4 days and started drinking it.
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RedOctober
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OK, I just pulled the blanket and took a good look at this beer and I have to say it looks like the clearest (used whirlfoc x2) and the lightest SRM I have ever made. I guess that's the advantage of going AG vs LME.
I'm never going back to the dark side.
I'm never going back to the dark side.
