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It would take Boltmaker for me to be that happy

Quaker Old Fashioned Oats, not the Instant

Willamette is a Fuggles offspring as well. I'll also recommend Stocks Farm for UK hops. Limited variety but very fresh

+1 on the amber

Liquid yeast is often viable well after the manufacturer's expiration date. it is probably useful to make a starter before brew day to ensure that viability. But on more than one occasion I've had those starters blow the top off the flask. be

Used both and never noticed a difference.FWIW, I believe Timothy Taylor uses Simpsons

Good to see a couple of my hometown breweries in attendance - Heavy Seas and Brewer's Art

Just did a British Golden Ale with Verdant and Jester hopps. Like it immensly. Verdant is equivalent to Lallemand's version of 1318, Juice,.... While I've not used Verdant in a mild, I have used Imperial Juice with good results.

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Never used 3522.

Imperial Gnome

Going to give the Lallemand Koln a try in an American Wheat beer very soon

True, still hadn't had my coffee. But the denser solid still presents advantages in transportation and storage

Easier/cheaper to ship as well. No worrying about glass containers breaking less space in the truckper pound of sugar.

DBHomebrew It would appear to be very similar. Product of Paraguay stamped on the bag.

Costco also has Organic Cane Sugar in a 10# bag. Making a batch of #2 with it for the first time today.

Is there a difference between numbered invert sugars and brewer's sugar block (the Ragus product)? Ron's writing - at least in the Let's Brew book (Mini Boox Series Volume XXX) - suggests that brewers used lots of proprietary sugars but he also notes that he knows exactly what numbered invert...

This has been my belief as well. I also understood that Fullers had registered and defended the ESB trademark. However in the last week or so I came across a social media post by Georgina Young - formerly of Fullers, now of St. Austell - about St. Austell Retrospect which is being marketed as a...

Used to pay my sister to eat my lima beans - don't touch them at alll

Yea definitely if you have a pack from the same lot I'd get in touch with Lallemand. FWIW I just used Verdant based on the same British Ale discussions and was very happy with the results.