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  1. Dmatson89

    Peoria Area Home Brewers

    Get back to work
  2. Dmatson89

    Blonde Ale Miller Lite (Really Triple Hopped)

    Ok so I brewed this one up about three weeks ago hit 1.03 on the nose and got down to 1.000 after secondary. But my beer is soooo pale it's almost got no color at all, the flavor is there for a light beer it just lacks much color. I'll post a pic next glass I pour and I'm heading to work right...
  3. Dmatson89

    A Guy Walks Into A Bar

    Somewhere in mississippi ... A boy says to his dad "pa I think its about time i learn about the birds and the bees" the little boys father replies "son I would love to tell you about the birds and the bees but I think learning first hand is the best" so the father told the boy to go down to the...
  4. Dmatson89

    Myer Lemon Summer Ale

    Anybody have any idea what yeast Sam Adams uses in their summer ale?
  5. Dmatson89

    Myer Lemon Summer Ale

    It was ok except the beer didn't clear as well as I would have liked so I'm thinking I might use something different next time and see if it helps any
  6. Dmatson89

    Myer Lemon Summer Ale

    I wouldn't call it a BIAB since its only got like 2.5 lbs of grain I'd say it's more a extract with some steeping grains or whatever u wanna say. This was before I started doing BIABs but when I brew it again I'll prob do a BIAB.
  7. Dmatson89

    Myer Lemon Summer Ale

    The dog that was mentioned and the slightly cloudy beer
  8. Dmatson89

    Myer Lemon Summer Ale

    1lb Pilsner Malt 1lb Flaked Wheat .5lb Carafoam Malt 3lb Pilsen Light LME 3lb Wheat LME 1oz Hallertau 60 min .5oz Spalt 15 min .5oz Spalt 0 min 2g Grains of Paradise 15 min zest from 2 myer lemons 15 min WLP008 East Coast Ale yeast Made this batch up about two months or so ago... It was...
  9. Dmatson89

    Peoria Area Home Brewers

    All grain BIAB
  10. Dmatson89

    Peoria Area Home Brewers

    Ya me and one of my buddies each brewed a batch tonight in his garage for thirsty Thursday it's becoming a tradition
  11. Dmatson89

    Blonde Ale Centennial Blonde (Simple 4% All Grain, 5 & 10 Gall)

    Amen to that I'm the same way ... You sparge at all?
  12. Dmatson89

    Peoria Area Home Brewers

    I'm in metamora and ya kinda just lookin for some other brewers to sample with
  13. Dmatson89

    Blonde Ale Centennial Blonde (Simple 4% All Grain, 5 & 10 Gall)

    Keep updates on how your BIAB goes I'm planning on the same thing here once my fermenter is empty. You planning on a full boil BIAB or just partial?
  14. Dmatson89

    Peoria Area Home Brewers

    Not sure if there is a better place to post this but I am on my phone so it's harder to find all the forums. Anyways are there any clubs or brewers around the Peoria area? Most clubs and whatnot seem to be in northern ill or farther
  15. Dmatson89

    Blonde Ale Miller Lite (Really Triple Hopped)

    How long do you typically leave it in seconday? I brewed this up last night after Converting it to a 3 gal BIAB which is the only way I have done all grain thus far.
  16. Dmatson89

    I added heavy cream to my wort!

    Just when you think this thread is getting old another twist gets thrown in...
  17. Dmatson89

    It's contagious!!!

    ya same here, as soon as you think your done buying equipment... you stumble upon another thing you cant live without. But really its not all that bad when you look at the big picture and how good of beer can be made for what price. I have a couple of recipes I have in my rotation that are under...
  18. Dmatson89

    It's contagious!!!

    I caught the home brewin obsession about 6 months ago and have brewed about ten batches. Since then I have spread the disease to no less than 3 others.... Once people find out how cheap it is once you get up and running and how good the beer can be its hard not to try it for yourself.
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