UncleJohnnys
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About to start my first brew with my brother in law tomorrow. My wife got him a kit last fall and a turkey fryer for Christmas and we're finally going to fire it all up after we go pick up a donor fridge.....
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BirdmanBrewingCo
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Welcome and good luck with the first brew!
tangofoxtrot308
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From Lynchburg Va did my first AG Sun. just stay calm and prepare before hand!
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UncleJohnnys
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Thanks! I'll update with progress reports.
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UncleJohnnys
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Well, sampled first homebrew and it was an Imperial kit from Brewers Best. Kick's butt!!!:rockin: Somewhere between a Raging ***** and Breckenridge Brewery's small batch 471 IPA. Not quite as hoppy as Raging but really close to the 471. Raging can be a little too much at times.
Only been bottled for a week so it was a little less carbonated than it should be but tasted awesome. Going for an all grain on the next one and still waiting on the Oktoberfest....
Only been bottled for a week so it was a little less carbonated than it should be but tasted awesome. Going for an all grain on the next one and still waiting on the Oktoberfest....
Only been bottled for a week so it was a little less carbonated than it should be but tasted awesome. Going for an all grain on the next one and still waiting on the Oktoberfest....
Higher gravity beers will sometimes take longer to carb up could take several weeks or more. I have a 13% IPA that took a really long time to carb properly.
And welcome to the addiction.
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