Search results

I have converted the old 1 ca garage to a bar with a kitchenette, and a game room.

I will be definitely interested in the end result, I am looking for a camping brew. I think everyone would like something like this(alot of females), along with my mulled apple wine(campfire treat) I am not a wine fan, but it is really good. This is a recipe I got from the Brown County...

I did not even think about moving it, you are completly right. Weld metal casters before you get too far( I made the mistake of rubber on my floor standing toolchest, it does not move too easy!) Brewsmith is so smart, he has taught me alot.

You will soon realize there is a mass influx on knowledge here. But with knowledge comes some B.S. too. But we are all here for the same result, great beer!! You guys are great!!!

I just got done restoring a 1962 Red ext/int blk vette( P/T Job at a body shop doin full restorations). No offence I HATE FIBERGLASS. Nice lookin stand, and unltimatly good lookin car.

Green sunglassses would be fun. Just tell everyone to get an imagination, or green party cups. Once they partake in mass quantities of adult beverages they wont care if it is green or purple! Just have fun!

I took my brew bet, put it around a plastic bucket. I took my glass carboy and put it inside the bucket, the air between the sidewalls of the bucket and carboy kept the temp slightly cooler than the 75-80 degree. Doing this it maintained a 70-71 degree temp.

I did not really care for the Old Ale, I got too much of the 10.6% taste. I think if it was lower it would be a great tasting beer(for me). I liked the Boyesenberry, it was a different taste. I have not gotten to the Dortmunder, I have never had one. I think I will get a bigger name micro to try...

I never knew that there were so many of these!:rockin: :mug:

I live across the street from there, I go every once in a great while. I usually go to the RAM or Rock Bottom in Indianapolis. It seems like after doing my own brewing the beer there does not "tickle my fancy!"

ChillHayze, How was the Light German Wheat. What is it comparable to? That sounds like something I would be interested in.:off: :mug: :tank:

My buddy has gotten me hooked on the homebrewing, he brewed an Octoberfest clone that was great. I have now caught the bug, and hope to learn from you all here. I have already ordered my "corny" and accesories. I was just wondering how you all got "hooked"???