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pivzavod, sorry if I misspoke. I didn't mean to say these are tacky, quite the opposite. I was wondering if there are more breweries with tasteful artistic handles.

wow all those taps are stunning! any more artsy handles that do so without being tacky?

Just a quick update as I didn't want a typical brew that I can get at any tap in the area. I bought some medium toasted french oak, baked it @ 300 for 30 minutes per Extreme Brewing's instructions. HOLY VANILLA! My whole house smelled wonderful. Chips went into the fermenter after...

Thanks for the quick response all. I didn't drop the hydrometer in because I'm using an ale pail. I figured it would be too hard to read half a foot down the bucket. But thinking more on it, I figured I could have done that and just held my finger at the mark. now bubbling nice and...

Hey everyone, I'm rather excited as my first brew is currently sitting in Primary. A typical american ale. Next brew I get to experiment. Carahell 8oz Caramel Wheat 8oz Cara-red 8oz Belgian Special-B 4oz Steeped at ~150 for around 40 minutes (possibly a little on the long side?) in 3.5...

Good to hear, I picked up a 4 pack of the 09-10 as they only had one on the shelf. Put two into aging for 1/2 and 1 year tastings. I thought it was entirely too alcoholic tasting fresh. Hard to give this a proper review though as I worked 18 hours before coming home to this. My first...

Ok, I'm still getting my craft beer legs so bear with me. But I was told to try the Coastal Wheat by a buddy of mine who dabbles in Stone, Dogfish, and the usual VT micros. They had it at a bar in claremont last night so I gave it a go. Went right to UFO hefe's after that (very weak beer...

2 to 05001 quote please! I can paypal as soon as Friday, thanks!

Bill, Thanks for the invite, I would be glad to meet up given I can get or have the time off work. I work nights so my social life is going down the crapper.

Howdy all, Just made a trip to Vermont Home Brew Supply shop in Winooski, VT and returned with the usual starter kit along with a glass carboy for secondary ferm. They seemed extremely knowledgable and eager to help. Still in the reading phase, but damn near ready to jump in any day now...