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I feel so inferior to yuns lol I am not into all these fancy beers. I just brew what I like to drink and every now and then I try something different.

That looks refreshing!!

Well, it happened. My Amber keg kicked. Now I have a Kolsch and another Amber in my keezer chilling and cleaning up. Might have to force the Kolsch tomorrow.

Savor, savor them like the holy nectar they are!!

Here in North Dakota we have had a severe drought and could use the rain. I will even throw in a gallon of my 'Color of Your Energy' to sweeten the deal.

I'll trade you the downpour for 95° and sunny

I don't have the space to do that, at least not yet.

Definitely my plan but I want it to condition just a bit longer to clean up.

The only HB I have ready is my Color of Your Energy, and if this keg kicks I have another one that is all carb'd and ready to go. Now if my Kolsch, which I just kegged, conditions it should be ready in about a week or so.

I kegged my first ever Kolsch and decided to treat myself to my HB Amber.

I use my Raspberry Pi with my Tilt Hydrometers, Love it!!!!

I am quite intrigued as to how this turned out. I am looking for something very close to Yuengling as it reminds of of back home.

I have the 35L Digiboil but have yet to use it. I don't have a lot to offer as to its abilities, but I can say that its claims of being good for sous vide are not very practical. I look forward to reading more experiences before I use it for brewing.

My amber, which I call 'Color of Your Energy' is as refreshing as drinking an iced tea and just as smooth, but be careful, at 5.6% it will creep up on you.

Guess I will just hold off then and see where BIAB takes me. Thanks for the comment.

Saw this pop up today.....

I am gonna revive this post because I am fixin to do my first biab. I have been brewing extracts for about 18 months now and have brewed easy, intermediate, and advanced all with decent results. I bought an Amber as my first ag kit. This post just lit a fire under me and now I want to do it...

That is a pretty good option too, perhaps down the road I will return it. I really didn't want to cut it up.

I have a 15.5 gallon sanke keg that I have been kicking around for awhile now. Logically I should return it for the $50 deposit, but where else would you get a 15.5 gallon fermenter or keggle? The real question remains is which do I want to do with it? Now I did by the NorCal Cross to use it...

I see it has been quite awhile since there were any updates, I am very interested in knowing how things turn out. I have been kicking around the idea of a LHBS here where I live.