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  1. Ollie8000

    How many gallons brewed in 2019!

    4447.5 + 3g Kentucky Rye = 4450.5. My first contribution, but not my last.
  2. Ollie8000

    Historical Beer: Kentucky Common "Kiss Yer Cousin" Rye Kentucky Common Ale

    Yes, BIAB. It's a 20+ mile round trip to the store and I want to brew before I next go in. This gives me four options: nothing, corn sugar, cornmeal and/or rolled oats. (I checked the one breakfast cereal I have in the house and it's oat-based.) If I get a beer that tastes good but is cloudy...
  3. Ollie8000

    Historical Beer: Kentucky Common "Kiss Yer Cousin" Rye Kentucky Common Ale

    Thanks folks, good info. The correct thing to do is probably to wait. However, I've recently returned to homebrewing which alters my perspective a little. My top two priorities are to fill the pipeline with drinkable beer and to practise and refine my technique. The unexpected access to a...
  4. Ollie8000

    Historical Beer: Kentucky Common "Kiss Yer Cousin" Rye Kentucky Common Ale

    Fascinating thread, and I'm excited to try a version of this. I picked up the following grain bill from my LHBS: 4.5lb pale malt 2-row 2lb malted rye 2oz black patent malt 2oz crystal/caramel 120L The plan was to brew a 5 gallon batch. They didn't have flaked corn so I was going to just add...
  5. Ollie8000

    Hello from Vermont

    Hello HBT. I'm getting back into brewing after a break of about 5 years. Previously I did mostly extract brews with an occasional partial mash, but I'm now partial mashing and on the verge of all-grain. I've learned a lot from reading here in the last month or so and figured it was time to...
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