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How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?
+5 gallons of Irish Red Ale 13809+5=13814- jholder
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- Forum: Drunken Ramblings & Mindless Mumbling
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Wanna get your mind blown?
Isoroku Yamamoto in 15 questions...- jholder
- Post #154
- Forum: Drunken Ramblings & Mindless Mumbling
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Great summer bear ideas?
I'm partial to brown bears myself...- jholder
- Post #12
- Forum: Extract Brewing
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How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?
+5 gallons of cream ale 13994+5=13999- jholder
- Post #1,571
- Forum: Drunken Ramblings & Mindless Mumbling
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Budweiser clone
I can appreciate the difficulty of brewing huge amounts of Bud, that are ALWAYS consistent in taste. That being said, just because something is difficult to do does not mean it is necessarily a good idea to do it... ;)- jholder
- Post #35
- Forum: Recipes/Ingredients
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German Dunkelweizen Recipe
Hmmm, I would hope the OP found a recipe in the 4 years since this was posted! :p- jholder
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- Forum: Beginners Beer Brewing Forum
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How many gallons of Homebrew in 2012?
Just put 5 gallons of Kolsch into the primary today! Back to brewing after a couple of years off. I sure missed it... 10,555 +5 =10,560- jholder
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- Forum: Drunken Ramblings & Mindless Mumbling
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Hey Gang, it's "Moot" not "Mute"
RDWHAHB! (Seriously it bugs me too...)- jholder
- Post #13
- Forum: General Chit Chat
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BeerSmith - BeerTools - Promash. - Which is best? What do you have?
I just downloaded and started playing with a couple of programs, Beersmith and iBrewmaster. Beersmith just was not user friendly in my opinion. I really hated that upon creating a recipe it would automatically enter it as if I brewed it on that day. And the work around is to leave the "brewer"...- jholder
- Post #148
- Forum: Brewing Software