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Just to help you guys help me out. I use an extract kit from northern brewer and I add 2lbs of orange blossom honey after the boil. Im at work, and do not have my gravity readings, but the final ABV is 7.6%. I am pleased with the ABV but would just like more of a honey note as the 2lbs I...

Thanks, I am trying to keep all the names electrically themed. The beer is my spin on an American Wheat beer with the addition of orang and honey. Cheers!

While trying to improve upon my Wheatstone Bridge recipe, I have been trying to get more of a honey floavor. The problem is, I do not want to add more fermentable sugar to the mix. Is there anything out there such as a honey extract or flavoring that I could add that will give me the flavor of...

As always great work! If anyone is on the fence about consulting with you guys, than all the positive comments and post on this site should help ease their minds! I couldn't be happier with my label! Cheers!

Awesome job! I can't wait until I ove into a bigger place so I can finally build myslef one of these... Cheers!

Drool... this will deffinately be on my to-do-list when i eventually make the switch to all grain! Thanks for sharing! Cheers!

I like it. I think the colors work really well together and the overall appearance is easy on the eyes! Good job! Cheers!

Thanks! I actually redid it so that I could incorporate my logo into it. Was also able to locate the font used in the logo. Here is the final version: BTW... That is a darn good looking stout you got there,.. makes my mouth water!!! Cheers!

I know I am going to get reamed on this, but here is mine. Yes, it is tinted green. I enjoy what I do and my friends and family really enjoy the little touch. It is an Irish Blonde Ale Cheers!

I, unfortunately, am working 12 hour night shifts. I will have one of my bottles of Battery Acid and an authentic Irish meal before work and that will probably be it. Whatever you do, please be smart if you decide to party! If you plan on partying, make arrangements for a ride. Hate to see...

+1 for Northern Brewer! I wish everyone would use the air pockets. Although,.. I can see in some circumstance needing the "extra" protection of the peanuts. I think it is also a game that, the bigger the box, the more they can justify the shipping charges.. but that's just my own two cents...

As the title states, I am looking for a good, light bodied beer for hot, summertime consumption. This will mainly be used for our annual summer parties. I am already planning on using an American Wheat for one option, but am looking for something light for some of my other friends and family...

Decided to make the jump to kegging after bottling 15 staright gallons... I am wanting a 5 gallon system with tank, manifold, keg, and all hardware. Where is the best place to buy from right now? Thanks and Cheers!

I added cherry extract/flavoring to my wheat beer right before bottling. Turned out really good! I don't see why you couldn't do the same with peach flavoring. Cheers!

gave my input. Hopefully the survey pans out enough to help you guys out! Cheers!

That right there... is disturbing..haha Cheers!

Here is my latest label: Also redid my Wheatstone Bridge label to reflect the new layout of the labels: Cheers!

The more I looked at this, the more I just didn't like it. After playing around, I think I gave found a layaout that I like and will plan to use on all my labels, starting with Battery Acid. I was also lucky enough to find the same font as my logo to use thanks to Josh at BrewBrandCreative...

I would try an American Wheat beer. Some of my friends, who don't like stong ales and whatnot absolutely loe my wheat beer. Whatever you decide on, I hope your dad likes it! Cheers!

Correct, I added the coloring at bottling. The recipe is an extract kit from northernbrewer.com called Irish Blond Ale Cheers!