You could do an English Bitter. Something like...
5lb 2 Row
8 oz Biscuit
All the Honey Malt
0.5 oz Cluster @ 60m
0.5 oz Hallertau @ 10
S04
OG:1.045
FG:1.012
IBU:29
SRM:7.5
ABV:4.3%
Nice! My wife has one as well. Just curious was it vinyl? If so what setting? I tried to make some stickers of my logo on vinyl and it did a great job messing up, but a poor job cutting out.
I like the company. I have used both Barbarian and Citrus separately. I enjoyed both. It has been many brews ago to remember anything specific. I say so for it!
I have a similar plan, but it involves river water. My question was always how to filter out sediment, but keep mineral content. I personally agree with bschot on the bacteria. You will be boiling so there is no concern there.
I just brewed a beer with wild yeast from crab apples. The first batch I did was a small test batch all DME with 10 ibu of hops. I wanted to taste the yeast profile. The batch I brewed today with the slurry was a saison like beer. Maris otter, flaked wheat, and jaggery sugar. I am excited to...
My LHBS has very reasonable prices on ingredients. I buy all my ingredients through them. They don't have the best prices on big equipment so I normally order those toys online.
When I brew my sours, I just throw my oak cubes in at the beginning of fermentation and leave them in until I bottle. IMO it is like fermenting in a barrel then. I haven't gotten any super oaky beers yet this way.
I just brewed a wit very similar. I used coriander, orange zest, and lime zest as well, but I threw in Citra hops. I decided to ferment with Wyeast 3463 Forbidden Fruit. Its in primary currently. I was shooting for a super citrus aroma and flavor.
I like to write down things people say in meetings or conversations. When I was at a bachelor party one of the guys passed out in the middle of camp, and off handed some said "that is a classic case of guy on the ground" so now one of my beers is called classic case of guy on the ground.