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Yesterday was bottling day for my Irish Stout (Olde Town Stout). I used the 8 or so ounces left over and marinated some chicken breasts. 400 deg oven & WOW! It was great. Wife, kids and friends kids all loved it. :D The broth was great over rice, would have make a great gravy too.

Be creative! Invent! :D My Celestial Manderan Sage wine was supposed to be a simple sage wine. After I started, and my daughter had picked a quart of fresh sage leaves, I discovered we had no lemons or oranges. :eek: I needed 1ea per gallon. So, I brewed up some Celestial Seasonings...

Any kind of a clear spray. Just use a light touch or it will oil stain the paper. I had some left over clear topcoat in the basement that I used. Aerosol hairspray would probably work, it has laquer in it.

I was thinking about all the hop sediment in the trub effecting the flavor of the next brew. So, just how do you wash yeast? :confused:

I Just labled my blueberry wine. I printed on plain paper, sprayed it with a fixitive (ink jet printer) cut them out & used a glue stick. Same as what was said, the glue will easily wash off. Also, the gluestick allows for some repositioning where an Avery label won't. :)

Put some type of slippery solution in the carbot to help the stopper slide out. Soap, bleach, any alkaline should do it.

Thanks! That's what I'm looking for. I'm really new to homebrewing, so I am trying to learn what hops will give that wonderful, floral aroma I so enjoy in Arcadia beers. :D

I would like to brew a very hoppy IPA for my second home brew. I really enjoy Arcadia's IPA and their Nut Brown Ale. The Nut Brown has the same floral hoppy nose, but is less bitter than their IPA. I like them both, but my bride dosen't like the bitterness of the IPA (but she loves Guinness and...

I have yet to brew my first beer, (next week) but I do have three batches of wine going right now. :drunk: I definately got into this hobby to save money. So far my equipment outlay has been less than $20. Three airlocks, some stoppers, a floating therometer and a tube for my hydrometer. I...

Let's see, $.30 per pound of DME is $16.50 for a 55# bag of DME. Where can I find that price?