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BMC doesn't necessarily make the best beer out there. That is all a matter of personal opinion. What they do is make the most difficult style out there. So many homebrewers make a batch or two of brown ale and suddenly BMC is swill and only the most uninformed rednecks would like it. It is not...

Yes, but it still can take up to ten days to publish the law.

Nobody has been 'tricked" into anything. Seriously, do you know of ANYONE that chooses their beer solely because of advertising? People like what they like. Some folks will not drink anything but Bud Light. Some will swear that anything but Coors Light makes them want to puke. Let it go. You...

If that pisses you off, then you must get upset at pretty much every commercial on the air. It is just marketing, dude. Chill.

No. You only count the OG. Like Yooper says, lager at least a week for every ten points of OG. Personally, my O-fests lager close to six months, but that is only because I refuse to crack a keg until the middle of September, when Oktoberfest starts.

When I was married the only time I didn't cook was when we ordered out. It was, and is, my kitchen.

****. I was gonna have a homebrew to celebrate, but my kegerator just ran out of gas.....

Ok this is great! But......... I am not a lawyer. Can someone please translate the amendments into language that normal people would use?

Well, if they do it with an amendment it is dead until next session- Next January, I think. the only way it would make it to the Governor's desk is if the Senate version was passed as is.

"steam" beers are beers with lager yeast fermented at ale temps, or between 65-70. Lagers are fermented between 45-55, so his lager is right where it should be for fermenting.

What is your point? He is not a Cub anymore.

linky no worky

Life is better outside anyway. I don't have a wife to kick me outside to brew. I go there by choice.

It wouldn't be, unless it is in a conduit. What you need is two hots (black or red), a neutral, (white) and a ground (bare or green). If it is in a conduit, and if the conduit is big enough, you can pull in another conductor. And if the conduit is metal all the way back to the panel, you can use...

Agreed. But I would still rather have a ground. In a garage it shouldn't be difficult to put in some newer wiring, especially if it is not a finished garage.

That commercial could never air in the US. Over here in a beer commercial they are not allowed to actually drink the beer.

Then he has no ground. Bad idea.

Nice. It only took five posts for someone to turn this into a bmc-bashing thread. I had the over/under at 3.

I don't have any recipe ideas ATM, but I do recommend REALLY small batches......;)