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Um you can blame dragonmead for this hobby...haha i drove by there every day on my way home from work. i moved a few miles, but still go. actually went twice in the last month. I love the place! a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. Sometimes i'll pick up some food on the way and eat...

i'll start doing some more research on the listed styles thanks Ranger. ok, i'm starting to taste the skunk in the new castle. not just the smell.

Yeah i want to start reading up the BJCP. Thanks for the other info. Ofest is one of my most favorite beers. DOn't know if i've had a vienna yet or not. I'm irish, not a big stout fan mainly from the coffee taste, so i would like something other than a stout that is irish. at least for now...

Thanks again. Struggling to learn how to use beer pro tools. Next I need to figure out scheduling.

Yeah out last party the IPAs were bitter. But to each their own. Funny you mention Bass, I enjoy that beer. But my last IPA I bought was great lakes brewing tripple river or something like that. Man was that a bitter beer.

Your experience doesn't sound that far off from a normal beginner AG session. It all works out in the end.

Thanks. I've mainly stuck to the handfull of stlyes I enjoy. now that u upgraded to a 6 keg system I want to add variety. But I just don't enjoy the over bitter beer. So I'm avoiding it as much as possible. I will pick up a sixer of each and decide from there. I had smithwicks in Niagara a...

Where would the major costs be. I would guess road signs. Everything else can be phased out. in the manufacturing side the tooling guys would just convert numbers over rather than modifying the machines I would think. Engineering... The small percent that do not already design in metric its...

If we switch to metric will we still be able to call him a quarterback? Wouldn't he be like a 6.35mm back. Or a 0.635cm back?

Ok I'm a bit confused... Well more than my normal day. So I want to brew a few English of Irish ales. 1)Are all English ales referred as bitters? 2)are all irish ales referred as red's? I'm looking for some ides and not being a fan of IPAs I'm afraid of brewing an batch...

Thank you, didn't want to start changing things without knowing.

Ok don't know how important this is but when i'm buying hops. the Alpha Acids aren't matching what beer pro tools say. Example today i got my order from hopsdirect Beer pro Tools Hops Direct label Fuggle 4.8%AA 5.1%AA Cascade 5.5%AA...

I use Google docs also. It works great for me. I can log in from work or any of my computers at home.

Thanks for the consideration.

I just wiggle the cups into a can coozie. for the most part they work fine for me.

i bought $25 order from them. some how they messed up and chargered me $320. they fixed it before i even noticed. luckly nothing bounced during that time.(it may have only been seconds... they it was next to each other on my bank account. i haven't got my order yet, but i'm sure it'll be here...

My bro in law gave me a Dr. Pepper and crown. Pretty good.

+6 gallons Wee Heavy +6 gallons Cream of 3 crops 3511

I plan to do this a few times also. it sounds Cool. I'm considering using the left over apple jugs from making ed worts apple wein. need to research if they will work or be big enough. But they are free...

how about getting another one or 2 and do 3 or 4 gallon batches. use different yeast in each. Maybe dry hop each different. You will prolly have better results.