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Looking for get a nice medium bodied, citrus fruit/ tropical fruit flavored pale ale. Looking for mango/pineapple/grapefruit and pine flavors. anyway, this is what I've got: OG:1.055 SRM: 10.1 IBU: 78 ABV: 5.7% Efficiency: 62% Mash @154 10# Pale 2 row 1# Crystal 60 1# Crystal 20 8 oz. Flaked...

Any update? I'm looking to get that nice citrus/tropical hop flavor to come through. I need it. I must have it.

Just finished up my chocolate stout. Still coming in low on my efficiency even with discovering my thermometer was out of calibration, making the adjustments for efficiency in my beersmith, and still hit every temp all the way through the brew day. Anyway, still got what I wanted out of the day...

About to start the boil on my chocolate stout. It's starting to feel a little more like fall here in Austin, when its ready in a couple months hopefully it'll be perfect weather for it!

tested my thermometer to check my calibration. 8 DEGREES OFF!!! WTF!!! No wonder my efficiency is in the dumps... Going to start a chocolate stout when the fiance heads back to work in an hour

Makers Mark is pretty popular. It's got really nice vanilla notes that always pair well with a stout.

I NEED MONEY!!! This is killing me!

HAHA! My fiance is cursing me enough for everyone! I just cant pass up a deal like this! NICE! Glad you could get started for such good prices! Good luck, let us know how it all turns out!

I live in Austin, and these prices destroy AHS. I almost bought a stir plate for $70 from them last week.. Soo glad I waited! Thank you! I edited the original post to include the promo code.

I brew about once a week, but I some how find myself in the beer store twice a week. Mostly because I'm good friends with the employees and brewers, and they always seem have something hidden away in the back for me to take home. That and I have to keep up with everyone in my tasting group.

https://bellsbeer.com/store/categories/Homebrewing-Supplies/ Saw this on homebrewfinds.com. Their prices are crazy cheap, and free shipping. I wish I wasn't so damn broke right now!! $40 stir plate, $20 6 gallon carboy, free shipping even on glass carboys and other heavier items!! It's a...

Im in east Austin, about 5 min. from downtown. If anyone is still down id love to get together and have a brewday/tasting.

Just doughed in on a 3 gallon BIAB black IPA. First BIAB, First black IPA, and first night brew. Ive got some buddys over here that have never seen homebrewing before so it'll be a good time, no matter what.

Dry hopped my pale ale yesterday. This one's for a company BBQ, and its gonna be awesome.

Live Oak, hands down has the best hefe I've ever had,its close to perfect. Its one of the greatest things about living in Austin, I can have it anytime I want. Its also one of the hardest things about homebrewing here though, its always there to be compared to mine and I just cant compete.

Im doing a stout tomorrow for holiday time. Should be perfect around late november/early december.

subscribed! looks awesome man

I've decided. Doing a honey cream ale. Simple, but good. It looks like this: 4.25 lbs. 2row Pale 4.25 lbs. 2row Pils 1 lbs. Flaked Corn 4oz. honey malt 1 lbs. local honey @ 5 min. 1oz liberty @ 60 min 1oz liberty @10 min WLP001 thank you guys for all the help and advice, Im really excited...

Im going to brew the Pale Ale on Monday on my day off. Then, Tuesday I'll do either the hoppy amber or a Honey Saison (this one: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f71/cottage-house-saison-254684/) both look great, and I think they will go over well. Its Austin, so It should still be in the upper 80's...

I plan on doing the 1-2-3 meathod which is exactly 6 weeks. If I need more clarity I'll try gelatin fining. I've never done it before, but if it comes down to it I'll try it.