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My dad actually bought a car with green stamps in the 70s. He bought the stamps on the secondary market and got a Chevy Impala back when they were road beasts.

My last batch was a double. I made a 10 gallon Extra Special Bitter using BIAB then made a BIAB 5 gallon low alcohol beer (OG was 1.012) using the Clawhammer method with the same grain. The LA bitter is pretty tasty for only about 1% ABV.

We just returned from camping at the beautiful Unicoi park near Helen, GA and visiting local wineries and breweries. Creekstone was a standout winery with excellent staff and a great view.

I also had difficulty lining up the original collection container to get a proper seal so I ended up buying the new style 600ml container for $20 from MB and it is much easier to use.

It is a good article so I'll add the updated link: How to Clear Your Beer with Gelatin – Bertus Brewery

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My LHBS stopped carrying liquid yeast altogether.

Why not indeed?

I am making a "barrel-aged" oatmeal stout using a cup of American Oak Cubes (Stavin) - Medium Plus Toast I got at morebeer that have been soaking a few weeks in Jefferson's small batch bourbon (because that's what I had on hand). I tried to accelerate the soaking process by putting the cubes...

We agree on Garofalo.

Our camper flag.

This one's pretty good imo. EDIT: Ha, jinx with passedpawn. I was futzing with my post and he snuck in ahead of me.

Thanks for keeping the thread civil and non-political so that it didn't get exiled to HBT Siberia. Somehow I didn't see Mel getting pulled into the discussion but that's part of HBT's charm. A Moody Blues rocker imo:

Sorry for being obtuse. Gordon Strong has won 3 Ninkasi awards which is given to the person who scores the most points at the National Homebrew Competition and is the only person to win 3. He's the highest ranking judge in the BJCP and has authored a couple homebrewing books and many articles...