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great event thanks!

you can lower them at the same time i believe

is this still for sale?

how did this turn out?

i think that stuff is gross. southern tier is ok but i think that's their worst beer. to each his own

is this still for sale?

looks good though i'm concerned by the lack of information on the IBUs

awesome

smitty's of sonoma is a great tour company. located in frederic, ca i believe

well done

i would not add it

awesome!

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fyi i got the rec on the nottingham dry ale yeast from papazian's joy of homebrewing, so you can't go wrong there

i'm brewing a porter now and used danstar's nottingham dry ale yeast. fermentation was the most vigorous i have ever had in a beer. very happy with the results of this yeast so far.

you can either put some sort of mesh cover over your siphon tube or valve, or, just pour the cooled wort through a strainer into the primary fermenter. i get excellent results just straining the hops out into a primary. or you can use hop bags. this is a pretty easy problem to solve and all...

i say brew it. the hops are as far from fresh as you can get, probably, but who knows. definitely spend a couple bucks on some new yeast. i am not a chemist or a biologist but it just seems gross to use yeast that's been sitting around for who knows how long and who knows where and under what...

i think it's possible to brew with baker's yeast, but it doesn't do as well as brewer's yeast in the presence of alcohol. that pic was taken at the end of fermentation when alcohol was very much present in the beer. so that can't be good. it's also possible what you see in that pic has nothing...

damn didn't see you're in the marines until now. right on man. come home safe and thanks for your service. hope you're back home and brewing soon!

read the first two sections of papazian's complete joy of homebrewing first, but don't worry about the 3rd section on advanced brewing. and then this site frequently. irregular pulse is right. papazian does an excellent job describing procedures for new and intermediate brewers for basic...