Recent content by Lazarus Long

Yes, it will work. I did something similar when I started AG. Go for it. :ban:

Your welcome jcarson83 I look at the page every few weeks but have not noticed the update frequency. I do see that the copyright is 2007.

I use these charts at BYO. http://www.byo.com/referenceguide/grains/

Oh yea! Very very fun. :ban: I use 10 to 13 lbs of grain. My favorite recipe uses 10 lbs of 2 row, 1 lb Crystal L120 and 0.5 lb Chocolate. Yummy I go here also: http://hbd.org/cgi-bin/recipator/recipes

I wish that I had started with all grain. Equipment was my constraining factor. If you can afford an all grain setup then go for it. If you can't then do extract. Both can make very good beer All women are attractive at closing time.

Yes, it was first one on the related list. BierMuncher, that was a super video .Thanks :ban:

569 + 6 = 575 I just had to try it. Thanks EdWort

Congrats! :mug: You are making me thirsty.

Heck! I do that every weekend. I love the smell of naptha in the morning. It smells like Victory!

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I think the best way would be to use a steam coil. Basically, the opposite of a wort chiller. Steam heats the coil and transfers the heat to the liquid in the tank. You would need a boiler to drive the coil. Pressurized steam is much hotter than boiling water. We use this method daily...

I would brew it. I like the Kicked Dog Porter name too.

Many many thanks orfy! I loved Royal Oak Pale Ale for many years then Eldridge Pope sold their brewery to O’Hanlon’s.

Looking for Eldridge Pope or O’Hanlon’s Royal Oak Pale Ale all grain clone recipe. Would really like the Thomas Hardy Country Bitter recipe too. Both are super good brews. Thanks in advance.

Congrats! You will be pleased. Never met an IPA I didn't like. Fuggle is one of my favorite hops. I would be very interested if you would post your recipe.