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  1. Countryham

    Tennessee Group Grain Buy Round 4

    Hey Guys, Haven't posted around in a while, just been brewing and lurking. Me and a few guys from work just bought some stuff i figured yall'd be interested in. Collier and McKeel distillery in Nashville is selling their used 5 gallon oak barrels. If yall have seen this already, just disregard...
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    What's your occupation: Engineer or Non-Engineer

    I've got my BSME from Tennessee Technological University back in '07. I think us engineering types just like to tinker with everything, so this hobby gives us so many variables to mess with. Like a little kid put in front of a huge switchboard full of buttons and told to go wild and push...
  3. Countryham

    Aging beer

    vertical definitely. Your surface to air ratio in the neck of a bottle is much smaller than when it's laying on it's side. +1 to the corked bottles drying out if stored vertical. It will turn wine into vinegar very quickly if stored vertically.
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    Middle Tennessee Group Grain Buy

    Sure can. Won't be a problem at all.
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    Middle Tennessee Group Grain Buy

    payments sent! i had 2 bags of cm 2 row and 1 bag of maris otter. Where are we meeting to pick these up?
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    What I brought back from Nashville w/pic

    Being in Nashville every day, its surprising to hear people talk about beers they can't get at home that you can get here. I am always complaining about beers i cant get in Tennessee. I look forward to business trips to Ohio solely for the purpose that there are a lot of beers i cant get here...
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    ranger ipa...

    When i started out on my journey into good beer, i was all malt. The darker, thicker, and maltier, the better. I may not necessarily like all beers now, but i appreciate them all for what they are. I love ipa's and barleywines both. I'm not a big fan of the esters in alot of the belgians, but...
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    Middle Tennessee Group Grain Buy

    I'm in for 1 bag of Bairds Maris Otter BD-MOPA, and 1 bag Canada Malting Company 2 row CM-2ROW. A friend of mine is in for a bag of CM-2ROW as well.
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    Groupon Today for Nashville/Middle TN Brewers

    I was just coming on here to post this groupon, but looks like i was beat to it. What an awesome deal. I buy everything from Rebel, because they have better prices, but you can't beat 50% off. I work very near All Seasons, and used to shop there before i found Rebel, but they are nice and...
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    Acquiring kegs - legally

    Hey J-Malone As a fellow Tennessean, I've checked all of my local recycling places as well. They are correct about not being able to have them. It is a felony for them to accept ANY part of a keg, even if it is cut up, or even the spear if they can recognize it. It's also a felony here to...
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    www.fiftypoundsack.com - cheap bulk grain

    Tennessee has a sales tax on all goods sold in the state in a brick and mortar store, or even online if the company has a brick and mortar store within state boundaries. The one good thing that comes from that is we have no state income tax.
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    Need names of terrible beers

    I have to agree about the Mickey's. I had a buddy that bought it thinking it was an Irish ale because of the name, then he pours me one and surprises me with it. It was a "fine" example of cold piss after a night of heavy drinking. I have to give a 4th vote to SA cherry wheat, and a 2nd to the...
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    Weighing down dry hop bag

    i've got a few large marbles (1" od) that weigh a hop bag down nicely. I dry hop in a better bottle with the larger mouth on it, so there is no chance of it getting stuck. I have a work colleague that brews as well, and he used a marble in his glass carboy, and after the hops settled, it made a...
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    Spring time "seasonal"

    I agree about the any beer, any time of the year! It just gets hard to come in after working in the yard, especially in the summer heat of 103 F with 90% humidity, and pop open a RIS as a thirst quencher. I've never brewed a kolsch, saison, or cream style. How would you describe the saison...
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    Spring time "seasonal"

    I've got 12 Belgian blonds left from a previous batch, with another 5 gallons in the secondary. I've got 1/2 a batch of oatmeal stouts left, and a freshly bottled batch of ESB that will be fully conditioned on the 24th. I haven't made an IPA in a long time, and the last batch was a Ruination...
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