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5 Gallons of Irish Red 5 Gallons of Cream Ale (Just started and hopefully will be adding alot more by years end!) 22,775 + 5 gallons of Hefeweizen = 22,780 22,780 + 10 gallons of mine = 22,790

:mug:I think the Chi should be a little higher on the list.:mug:

I just started brewing my own, but based on my current equipment limitations I'm guessing I will be at about 50/50 once I get the full batch rotation going. One day it will 99% my brew and the other 1% will be for when I go to a micro-brewery that I haven't been to before.

Man am I jealous. Nice Work!

28, been brewing for about a month now. Wish I hadn't waited so long to get into it!

It really doesn't seem like a hoppy taste, I guess it does have a very faint sour taste to it which would kind of be like a green apple. Not really sure what a yeasty flavor would be, would it kind of be like a doughy taste to the beer?

Yeah, I wanted to leave it in the primary longer but I got a deal on a secondary so I have a total of two (one primary and one secondary in the original kit that I bought), and I wanted to free up the primary to brew another batch. Going to get another primary in a few weeks but until then I...

I have homebrewing for dummies and how to brew. I think how to brew is definately a better book with a lot more detailed (and easier to understand) information. But if its free from the library I don't see why you wouldn't want to borrow it. I too have always like the layout of the dummy books.

Just tasted my first batch which is a Northern Brewer Irish Red Ale Extract Kit. There is what I think is definately the "green" taste to the beer. I let it sit in the primary for about a week, transfered it to the secondary for about two and a half weeks, kegged it, put about 20 PSI in it...