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Good shake in Philadelphia... My first ever quake, exciting stuff!

This is awesome stuff, thank you!

You can get Tusker at Foodery in Philadelphia, I am pretty sure they have other African beers too.

Don't think you should trade your beer for chickens. My suggestion is to set up a date with your neighbor and make beer can chicken together. Time for lunch yet?

Who says it is a bad thing? I've only heard the opposite. But I am a newbie, don't listen to me.

Let fermentation take its time and be sober when you brew the first batch.

Have you tried Unibroue beers? Their Trois Pistoles is pretty tasty...

Congrats! My son was born on 7/3 and I brewed my first batch on 7/23. Planning on brewing two more batches to be served at his namegiving ceremony in early October.

That's a shame, I like the Philly Pale and hope to brew it someday.

Walking distance from Penn's Landing: - Khyber Pass Pub (one of the oldest bars in the city) on 2nd and Chestnut. - Race Street Cafe on 2nd and Race has good selection of beers and pretty good food. And no, don't let the name fool you, it is a bar rather than a cafe. - Mac's Tavern on Market...

Cuban IPA?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2011/jun/24/american-craft-beer-hippest-hops

Count me in

That sticky was very helpful when I bottled my first batch a few weeks ago, thank you! :mug:

Good to know, thanks.

I will encourage my wife to visit her mother frequently. Brewing and not going to the in-laws on a weekend sounds too good to be true...

I saw that... What are the odds that would happen?

I always wanted an assistant, at what age did you start training him?

A must for the baby?

Thanks for the advice and telling me about your experiences. I am not nervous about having a baby, but it always helps to hear what other people/brewers have worked things out. After all, I know where my equipment is when life has slowed down (if it ever will).