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I've never had a boysenberry beer. So that would be my choice.

Westbrook One Claw seems to use Nelson Sauvin as last addition.

Shmaltz dry hop Lenny's Bittersweet with Simcoe, Amarillo, and Crystal

5.25 gallon partial something 60 min 155F 2 lb 9 oz Pilsner (Gambrinus Organic) 1.5 oz Hallertau, German (60 min) 0.5 oz Crystal (60 min) 9.9 lb Pilsen Light LME (Briess) 3 lb Agave Syrup 3 lb Amber Candy Sugar 4 oz American medium toast oak 140 ml Wild Turkey 101 WLP566...

My not Bitter/IPA slot.

Mr. Malty thinks WLP041 Pacific Ale Yeast might be Redhook.

The best Vietnam War movie that's not the Heart of Darkness Apocalypse Now, is Go Tell the Spartans.

LME to grain, 3.3/.75 = 4.44 DME to grain, 2/.6 = 3.33 = 7.73, round to 7.75 lb 2 row

1) Apocalypse Now 2) Big Red 1 2) The Alamo (1960)

Your standard mega hardware store, Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart, should have identically sized food grade buckets. Many restaurants will have these available as trash.

Version three went back to version one, but for the LME is organic and the oak was cubed. 40L & 1/2 oz hops were leftovers; rest of grain and yeast were from Barley & Vine before they closed; LME, 1 oz hops and oak were from Northern Brewer. First taste 15 April 2017.

SWMBO choice, back to one of her favorites.

I put items in my cart a month ago and monitored the expected delivery date for "I can wait" shipping at Northern Brewer for the ingredients for my next two brews that I couldn't get from Barley & Vine. When my desired date of 9 March 2017 appeared, I ordered. The box was delivered 3 March...

If the Arkansas swells like that, then that's scarier than a fracking tornado.

+1 to @max384 But see also: Can You Brew It database I'm a fan of Tess and Mark Szamatulski's, "Clone Brews" and "Beer Captured," and their not yet published Val Dieu Tripel at Maltose Express. I had success with Brew Your Own (Dogfish Head Chateau Jiahu). I have also been moderately successful...

Yes. All beers fit a BCJP style. See Category 23:

Welcome. If you brew at home, then it's true homebrewing.

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1) If 9 lb LME, then I'd use 1.5 lb of grain. If 9.9 lb (since most suppliers have 3.3 lb cans), then I'd use 0.3 lb of grain. If Northern Brewer/Midwest Supplies, with 9.15 lb (6+3.15), then I'd use 1.3 lb grain. 2) Yes, you could use more LME to up the ABV, but ..., I don't recommend using a...

Brewer's Friend. I found buckwheat, millet C10, millet C30, Dark roasted millet, Light roasted millet, Medium roasted millet, Munich millet, Pale millet, Brown rice syrup, White Sorghum syrup