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skraeling said:
Two very shiny new kegs from Farmhouse Brewing Supply. Cheers to @steelers77 whoever packed these knew what they were doing. Not a single scratch or dent on them. I would never have known about FBS if it were not for that megacluster of a thread about the NB/MW buyout.

FLAWLESS VICTORY

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Dem's purdy! :mug:
 
Not today, more like a week ago, but I got these beauties from @cegan09 in exchange for some special yeast and a few homebrews

I finally got to taste some of these NE IPAs I've been trying to make myself, starting before I knew this type of beer existed

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A full 40 sacks of malt, mostly Maris Otter, a good bit of Munich, and the rest a variety of Crisp crystal and roasted malts. And it's not even my birthday.

Of course pennance is hauling it all upstairs.

I love my job.
 
A few packs of wyeast Hella Bock.

Going to try and bank some of it, and I'm planning on using it to make a christmas present for my bro-in-law, and a doppelbock.
 
New impeller (815) for my Match 809. Really scrapin' the bottom of the barrel for upgrades these days.
 
A 3rd place ribbon from Motown Mash! Kinda looks like it should be for a prize winning hen at the county fair, but I'm not complaining!
And some cool swag from their sponsors.
 
bring forth the ipa!

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pound each of mosaic, summit, crystal, centennial and simcoe
 
Had two homebrews in a row turn out pretty astringent. Got a Milwaukee 102 coming in tomorrow to start monitoring of PH.
 
6 pounds of milled munich malt, a dozen beglain cork-finish bottles, fermcap, an alcohol lamp, calcium chloride, and epsom salt. I think I'm going to try and tinker with my water. I usually dilute my filtered tap with some bottled water and use gypsum to make it a little acidic.

I think I can get a water report for the area, but I am completely new to messing with specific minerals and trying to hit a certain pH. If anyone has a very approachable beginners guide to messing with water, I'd like to see it. It has been a few years since I took Chemistry (for non-PreProfessionals) in college.

First order from morebeer now that NB has been designated my backup online brew supplier.
 
Yeastieboy said:
That's always such an exciting delivery! If you are like me, you will be pouring beer from it in 24 hours.
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Did you not stain or seal your collar? Each coat takes 2-3 days to dry, I spent 10 days just in that part, not to mention gathering parts, assembling the collar, letting the glue set, building air recirculation, etc. All said and done mine took almost 3 weeks and that was me rushing it!
 
jiMithing83 said:
Did you not stain or seal your collar? Each coat takes 2-3 days to dry, I spent 10 days just in that part, not to mention gathering parts, assembling the collar, letting the glue set, building air recirculation, etc. All said and done mine took almost 3 weeks and that was me rushing it!
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Dude no. 2x4s and a couple hours. See it back there... Works like a champ. Yeastieboy don't stain.

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