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Like anger said. Places with crazy ecosystems might be a problem(Australia(you can't have a spec of dirt anywhere on u)). Although I don't think that's the case where ur family is going.

I have Taken a flight from Greece to Czech with booze I had pai for prior to arriving at the airport and carried across countries. I didn't have a problem. Although TSA is a different story. I would imagine u could tho.

Wow...I'm dumb. I am still new to all-grain an didn't know that temp effects the gravity at the moment of measurement. Thanks all. That probably explains some bad efficiency that I get.

Hahaha

I'm not exactly sure what u mean? You don't want the IBU's but the ABV? Or you want your pale to be maltier? Just add some extra 2-row or pale malt for the ABV. If you want it maltier get a higher crystal L. Like 60L

Yeah, prices at the brew shops in southern California are pretty good. Probably because of dense population and all the great brewery's around inspire people.

Thanks Jayhem. I didn't see this in time. I ended up getting the carapils. I also reduced the price a bit because my brew shop had Pacific Jade hops on sale. I guess it's a New Zealand variety used in like NZ style IPA's. Altogether it was $18.20

Lol

Basically I was going for just that. I wanted to make a good session beer for under $20 with everything included. With all that I listed and a packet of dry yeast it was $19 something after tax. So if it's good I'll probably use it as my poor man recipe. I was gonna go back to the brew store...

Ok. So I guess it can vary based on the dascression of the brewer. A mild IPA or a bitter pale ale. Regardless, I'm sure it will be good. I hope. I also added some ginger just to mix it up.

Thanks a lot! Super informative

Hi all, I know this seems like a dumb question but i just made a pale ale (8lbs 2-row, 2lbs Vienna, .5lbs crystal 15L, 1oz Summit 60min, .5oz Cascade 30min, .25 Cascade 15min, .25oz Cascade 5min) all together with 75% efficincey this beer should be 5.8%ABV and have an IBU of 63. So would this...

it was about $30 and about 5 gallons of beer

Thanks a lot guys! yea, from what i have read so far the instructions on this recipe are kinda weird. I'll mash all the grains together, and def keep a close eye on the temps.

hi everyone i am brewing my first all grain beer tomorrow. I pulled the easiest IPA recipe i could find and went to my local brew store Stein Fillers and got the products. I added a few extra things and I was wondering if you all think this will make a good first brew? Thanks American 2 row...