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This 12 Beers of Christmas 2022 offering aged wonderfully. I wish I had more.

This 12 Beers of Christmas 2022 offering aged wonderfully. I wish I had more.

Extract saison yesterday. 2/3 Wheat DME, 1/3 Pils DME, bitter orange, grains of paradise, coriander, ginger, and bootleg saison parfait yeast.

Had to dump beer...😭😩😥 Got the crap out of the house...🥳🥳🥳

I never really liked Anchor Steam. I thought it overrated. That being said... I would agree wholeheartedly with the above quote if Anchor Steam was replaced with Anchor Liberty Ale. Cheers.

You too? 🙂

Came home to this...so I did a bit of unexpected cleaning.

Anyways... I hope to be brewing more of "Josh's Favourite Tasty Malty Maris Otter Lager" this weekend! OT from this results oriented guy... last week I made 36 hour sous vide "bbq" pork ribs using liquid smoke! Prost allerseits!

If you brewed it, I hope it turned out well. There's a lot of good suggestions in this thread. I'll add mine to further confuse you when you decide to try this style again. The last two times I made this style I basically did this: Make Your Best Oktoberfest I thought it was fantastic. It's...

Six gallons stout. OT... when doing sous vide I've found that good old cellophane works better than the balls.

One Irish Stout, in the ferm chamber.

Love me some Belgians!

Last night... Germany for the win!

Impressive. Leaves me thinking, "I am not worthy." I hope they all work out to your expectations. Now I'll have to drink this.

I like 34/70. Never tried Diamond Lager. The last two lagers I brewed were marzens with WLP835X... wonderful beers. It'll take some time for me to decide to use a different strain. Only about a gallon left and none in primary or lagering. Sad. Double batch next time for sure.

Kicked a keg of saison, cleaned it, and filled it with a wheat beer.

Great pic! What's in the barrel?

Haven't read 'The Wager' but 'The Count of Monte Cristo' is an exceptional read.

Currently reading "Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls". The author is brilliant. The way he aligns the scrolls with first century Christianity is fascinating. Bergsma is proof positive of that old saying: "He's forgotten more of this subject than I'll ever know."

Love the storm pic. Extra stout?... not a fan. Hopefully no storm damage to your family or property.