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Laughing Dog - Dogzilla.........flat out love it. It is amazing. I just brewed my own BIPA using my homegrown cascades for dry hopping.......kegging this weekend and can't wait!!!!!!

I love the irish ale yeast. I use it on my Irish Reds and stouts.

www.highgravity.com That is my LHBS and they have a house kit named lady in white.......i brewed it with the recommended yeat and wow.......it was spot on with hoegardden. Check it out.

Nice work....you will be glad you did. I added a tap to my kegorator and got 2 perlicks and all i can say is wow........functions way better not to mention they jsut look really cool too. Everyone that sees them is like....wow....look at the fancy taps!!!!!

All marketing......crap beer. Learned about the marketing strategy when I was getting my MBA. It was a crap Belgium beer and a group bought it and decided to market it as a high end import in America. They started selling them in upscale clubs on the east coast and also started serving them...

Let the hops be free man!!!!!!! Free the hops, no bag!!!!!!!! Sorry for that. I use no bag and just put a strainer on my auto-siphon to filter the hops out when racking. I also use pellets for what it is worth.

The reason I was asking is that the new michelob bottles are pry off.....at least the ones around here are. I have stayed away from twist offs. Thanks for the input though. I was worried themy might be a little thinner than normal pry offs.

Awesome, thanks guys!!!!

I brewed this one from High Gravity last year: http://www.highgravitybrew.com/productcart/pc/Kilkenny-s-Penny-Red-213p3426.htm All I can say is YUMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!! It was fantastic. Check it out. You can view the recipe by clicking the link on that page. Again, good stuff...

Has anyone used these? They are pry off bottles, so they should work, but I have not heard of anyone using them. I wasn't sure if the glass is thinner than most bottle like sam adams and SN. Anyone?

i agree guys.....watched the super bowl and had several commercial brews.....good ones, none I will mention, but all in bombers, and I came back to my IPA on tap and thought it was the best. Maybe I am partial.............but it is damn good. Steeler fan here, but have to tip my hat to the...

Nice, Brent in Aurora......something good came out of this thread other than, just toss them corona bottles!!!!!! Nice work and thanks, I have a S%^t ton of red stripe bottles from my brother, I will try this!!!!!!! Any certain technique, or do they just scrape off once dry?

A buddy owed me a cold beer or two....went over to his place and brought him one of my latest IPAs to get his thoughts. The only beers he has in the house are Coors Lights.......uhhhhhhh. OK, I have a couple and play some wii tiger woods golf and have a good time. Once I get home I pour...

I bought a couple of perlick faucets and a couple of elbow shanks from them last year off of ebay. I got a good deal and I got my goods fast. I'd purchase from them again.

Well, first off I have really enjoyed this one as is. It is solid. My next go round I think I am going to tinker with the steeping grains and maybe add some munich malt. Maybe .5 - 1 lb. I am going to try to make this IPA over and over with some minor changes until I get it where I want it...

I think you might be looking at a different wheat beer. American Wheat shows 2.3-2.7 volumes.

TheWeeb has a good post. I would reccomend the www.tastybrew.com priming calculator next time.

That is exactely what I have. I am sure there are better ones out there, but for the money I love mine. It does everything I need it to do. I took the single tower it came with and with the use of a step drill converted it to a 2 tap tower. Here is the thread if you are interested...

Converted single tap tower to dual tap tower