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After everyone went home I started a brew. A nice Sam Adams Boston Lager clone from Austin. For the first 53 minutes everything went really well, then the fireworks begin. The vent-a-hood fan motor changed pitch. I reached up and turned it off. That didn't work. By now the smoke in the...

Lacing. If that's the foam left on the glass, I've never had much. Does' t matter if it's commercial or mine. I try to pour to get the least amount off head possible. Don't care for the foam. oldtrucker

Brewing is a hobby for me. But, not the only one. Time is scarce for me. I can extract brew good beer for a good price in a short time. Maybe years down the road I'll try Ag. But not now. It's not worth the extra hazzle.

Mr. Beer tells me that Cowboy Lager is close to Sam Adams Boston Lager. What do you think? How close?

Kinda funny. I've converted all my Beer Machines away from force carbing to get rid of those high dollar mickey mouse "carbonation units". They use too many co2 carts and don't last very long. Now I can keep a ferm going all time in all the kegs bottle and drink.