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I've only done their extract and mini-mash versions, but can share what's in them after I get home. The 2 lbs of honey is the thing that impresses most beer "civilians"

AHS's Devil's Brew, a Duvel-alike, is one of my go to brews.

come on, people

I killed it...

If you do, you'll still be breaking down the alpha acids in the wort, and I would expect it to have a detrimental effect on hop aroma and flavor.

what strange hell?

Being unhappy with the change is understandable, but other than that it's not much different than complaining that you were handed your taco bell order by a Lithuanian.

That too, I add most of my malt extract later when I want better hop utilization.

I may have been a liberal arts major, but I'm pretty sure the energy needed to bring water to a boil and then water with malt extract to a boil is the same as the energy needed to bring water + malt extract to a boil. So there would be no or negligible time/propane savings. That said, I'm not...

That's a bit much, your beer isn't going to catch a cold. I only started brewing this year, myself, so I understand your abundance of caution, but keep in mind Westvleteren and others use open fermenters for primary and people have been making presumably decent beer long before anyone knew...

No need to worry.

It's only going to get worse, now they are putting new product placement in repeat episodes... http://consumerist.com/2011/07/dvd-cover-for-zookeeper-digitally-inserted-into-how-i-met-your-mother-rerun.html

Not sure if you're interested or able to have beer shipped to you, but Bierkraft has a French beer in a flip top for $49.95. They also some from Germany and Holland in the more reasonable $6 to $7 range. Halftimebeverage has some for as little as $4.50

All of my flip top bottles have been brought back from Europe (Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands) and none of them are Grolsch. Can't think of (or spell) any of their names off the top of my head.

economy

cleavage

Lasso

Dingo

And have you tried any several months after bottling?

Good fix.