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just picked up 2 sixers they were on a stack with a sign that said "Sierra Nevada Pale Ale 6.99" me: are these 6.99? clerk:yup me: ok ffwd to checkout cashier-scans, rings up 8.49 ea me: those are 6.99 cashier sends 15y/o to check it out..clerk is still in the aisle me: it rang...

From the picture it already looks like you have an airlock on it. Did you switch to a blowoff tube after you took this pic?

This was an AG IPA listed here: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=36782 Lately when I get about 1/4 of the way through a glass I feel dizzy (not drunk). Swmbo describes it as more lightheaded than dizzy. Any known causes for this? It os not something I have experienced...

you will want to check with your local governments as the rules on this vary from state to state and even county to county.

point taken

I am going to have to call BS on this statement. Cactus is one of the better bassists out there right now. If you hace seen or heard any of the final run stuff or any of the post-Phish solo stuff, Mike is ripping it up.

no need to rack again. just let it sit for a while

keb as a lion

Dec 1 is my kid's first b-day party. but i should be good to go for the 2nd. i should probably (definately) check with jess first though

I suppose you want to make this retro-active to 2004 dont you?

The clock is moving at a snail's pace today. HERE WE GO RED SOX, HERE WE GO :mug:

I use 4L reagent bottles when I do test runs so I am sure the apple juice containers would work

It's fine. Sometimes it just goes a little faster than usual.

what did you think of the la fin du monde? Personally, I am a big fan of it but others have said it has been so-so.

This slightly confuses me. If you were not yet at your final gravity the last thing you would want to do would be to remove the beer from the yeast. The secondary is a clearing tank to allow more yeast to drop out of solution. Next time you are slightly high on your FG I would just wait it...

I enjoyed this beer. There was some nice upfront bitterness with none on the back end. Very smooth aftertaste. I am keeping my eye out for this in the bottle

If you go down 495 to rt 9 in westboro Julio's Liquors has a good beer selection. Not exactly next door but not that far away either

First, let me apologize for taking a negative tone in the other post. dmorris' advice looks good. Dont forget to take lots of notes and good luck!

There are a couple of good recipes in the recipe database but I am afraid you are too late. Beers that use a lot of spices require a few months for the spices to mellow and blend. This beer would not be ready for thanksgiving and would probably be slightly green for the holidays.