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    Central Florida Hops Growing

    I've often thought about trying to grow them but I'm worried about the heat.
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    Bud/Miller/Coors - Which one would you pick?

    I would have to go with MGD, with PBR as a close second.
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    Oskar Blues

    Old Chub and Dale's Pale Ale are great beers I haven't had Gordons yet.
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    Sierra Nevada Harvest to be bottled!!!

    I picked up some Sierra Nevada Harvest last week and it was really good. I plan to buy more of it.
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    Old Chub Skotch Ale recipe?

    I've been wanting to find a clone recipe for Old Chub also.
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    Rogue Chipolte Ale

    I like the Juniper Pale Ale it is definatley another really solid Rogue brew, I haven't had the Chipolte Ale yet I plan on trying it if I can find it, I'm not so sure about a spicy beer, even though I love spicy food.
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    Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout

    I love Samuel Smiths Oatmeal Stout it was the stout that really got me into stouts.
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    The Man Chair

    That's awesome :rockin:
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    Pick the Blue Moon clone- hah

    The left one is the clone because it seems to look a slightly darker than the one on the right which looks exactly like blue moon, but it could just be the way the lighting is, either way it looks tasty!
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    Irish Moss

    Yeah like everyone else said add the Irish moss during the boil and it will help clarify your beer, I don't think putting in your secondary will really do anything.
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    Stone Brewery Tour

    Sounds like a kick ass trip:mug:
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    My brewing fantasy...

    The idea is definately interesting but I would imagine that you would be paying more than $500 a month for warehouse space.
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    Hello from Kansas!

    Congrats on getting into a fascinating hobby. If you're into wheat beers make an hefeweizen like bradsul recommended they are pretty easy to make, or if you are into hoppier beers brew a pale ale they are pretty easy to make and always hit the spot year round.
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    10 Strangest Beers

    "Even kids cannot stand life unless they have a drink," reads the product's advertising slogan. Thats hillarious! If they tried to market even non-alcoholic beer to kids here in the U.S all hell would break lose.
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