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+5 O'Flannigan Standard +5 Ed's Haus Pale Ale +5 Yooper's Dead Guy Clone +5 Newcastle Clone 3970 + 20 = 3990

Wow that's set up pretty well. Site looks good and easy to read. Well done sir!

i like this one YouTube - BELLE AND SEBASTIAN - I'M A CUCKOO

Hmm Bowie, Iron Maiden, and of course the Beatles would all be pretty epic

hello from a fellow corvallisinian... or something to that effect!

Never made it, but here's Papazian's: IBU 33 COLOR 5-9 OG 1.050-1.054 FG 1.004-1.008 5 lbs Malted wheat 1 lb American Victory malt 1 lb Munich malt Mash at 153-155 for 60 min. 1 oz German Hallertauer (75) 1 oz Czech Saaz (75) 2 lbs Wildflower honey (75) 1 tbsp Ground cayenne...

+1, did my first as well and had an awesome time. I used another design of FlyGuy's, the 10 gal MLT. Worked great. Can't wait for next time!

Good luck! Can't wait to brew mine in a couple weeks.

There she Goes Again - The Velvet Underground

Correct! Emphasis on that Lamb. mmm lamb.

I really like that. Simple. Good color scheme. Very nice!

Think WLP004 Irish Ale Yeast would work alright? It would be nice if I could use the yeast cake from my previous batch..

Oh snap you found it! I figured there had to be one out there somewhere. I just must be search engine challenged. Thanks for all the help.

Oh awesome, thanks. I just got my all grain set up so if you're able to go that route that would be excellent.

So I'm looking to brew a batch of Snow Plow up for SWMBO for xmas, as she mentioned it's one of her favorite beers. Thing is, I've looked everywhere and found nothing. Learned a lot about the beer, but no dice. The website lists the ingredients here, but I am too nub to formulate it...

I'll be doing my first all grain this weekend in an 8 gallon pot. For dealing with the hot break, does anything work really well besides lowering the heat and a squirt bottle?

Agreed, at least I don't see much "yuppie" micro consumption. From my experiences, the only people who drop major dollars on expensive beer are the people who actually enjoy them. Those who don't, buy BMCs. Hell I have to buy BMCs because I am far too poor to regularly consume micros. And...

+1 for apartment brewers. Luckily I have a little porch thing so I can mash inside and boil outside. It's even partially roofed!

Haha welcome!

You can always collect the first runnings and split the batch sparge in two, as shown here.