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Without a doubt the worst beer i have ever tried is Natty Light. I couldn't even stand it after getting a little "tipsy". I had to wash the taste out with Liquor. i WOuld never buy the stuff. Unfortunately my friends are college students and they get cheap when it comes to parties even thogh for...

I'm sitting here preparing for brewing tomorrow and I got curious as to how often everyone brews. I personally brew about once a week usually on saturday or sunday. If i get lucky on my weekend off i brew two beers, which is what i'm doing tomorrow.Yeah buddy!

FLYERS ALL THE WAY!!!! They've had a tough few weeks but they'll bounce back. Did anyone see Cote fight Roy twice. The second fight Roy took 2 shots and was down. He was pissed the rest of thew game. it was priceless.

I have Smithwick's plus a Stout which i'll be tapping the keg on St. Paddy's Day which is the best Stout i've made yet!

Mac Gases. $10 for 5 lbs. of Co2. $15 for "beer" gas 5 lbs.

Kegging is the best thing i did. Don't get me wrong i didn't mind bottling but kegging saves time and in the long run(i think) money. The only time i bottle now is when someone wants to try my beer. But remember brewing is something to be savored almost as much a dinking brew, take your time and...

Great idea! I just started doing this today on 6 of my kegs(I still have 3 to go) and it looks awesome. I used brushed on paint instead of spray paint and i stil have another coat to put on but its looking amazing so far and it's cheap to boot.

I agree with abracadabra homebrewing.org is a good site to get kegs at a good price. Keep in mind they are used kegs but they are pressure tested so they are in working order. A good bit of time they run for about $20.00 a piece which ain't bad. I get all my kegs from them. They have good...

I'm not sure if this is why because i've never had Corona because of to many warnings i've gotten from other people, but the problem may be that Corona is a twist offvcap which would not seal as well as bottles that require a bottle opener.

1.Guiness- Draught and Extra Stout 2.Smithwick's 3.Harp Lager 4.Newcastle Brown Ale 5.St. Pauli Girl 7.Yuengling 8. Black Radish by the Weeping Radish Brewery in SC 9.Beamish 10.Knight's Head- They make a great pale ale, and i believe it's the same company that makes Lion's Head which...

I'm just bored and curious who has tried Yuengling and what they thought about it. I've been drinking it for years and in my opinion its a decent beer, not the best but not the worst. Most of the time I find people like it but I have yet to find someone who says it's their favorite. I'm from PA...

Beer-wine.com has a good selection and decent prices. Adventures in Homebrewing also has a good selection their website is homebrewing.org but you can't order them until march. Good-Luck:mug:

Guinness is an excellent beer, tops in my book other than my own! Hundreds of years of successful production is proof of that. If you feel that it has no flavor then your probably spending to much time trying to be a beer snob than enjoying the smooth texture and robust flavor it has. The...

Another great thing to do if your an all grain brewer and you have room, you can start a compost pile with the spent grains. After a few months of sitting your spent grains can be put on the hop mounds. They brake down and add excellent nutrients to the soil helping your hops grow.