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What's on the underside? Little guys and webs? Looks like spider mites to me. GTG

Replied in the other thread you posted to. How about $5.00 per lb plus shipping? GTG

How about $5.00 per lb? I'd rather trade for brewing ingredients but will sell them outright if necessary. GTG

I'm harvesting pods this week for anyone that's interested. A medium flat rate box will hold about 3 lbs of pods and costs about $11.00 to ship. GTG

I'm harvesting pods this week for anyone that's interested. A medium flat rate box will hold about 3 lbs of pods and costs about $11.00 to ship. GTG

I'm harvesting pods this week for anyone that's interested. A medium flat rate box will hold about 3 lbs of pods and costs about $11.00 to ship. GTG

I'm harvesting pods this week for anyone that's interested. A medium flat rate box will hold about 3 lbs of pods and costs about $11.00 to ship. GTG

I did a trade a couple of summers ago for huckleberries for prickly pears. I need to bottle that mead someday I suppose. GTG

It goes great into a darker wheat, one of my best beers to date, everyone loved it. As far as prickly pears, no thanks, I get buckets of them in September and do trades with them as well here on HBT. GTG

See the links from the posts above. They're basically used as specialty steeping grains to make great beer. GTG

I wash them and let them dry very well , then roast them. I am in Peoria and will be collecting about 2 blocks from our house. GTG

The velvets are are in multiple stages right now. There's enough dry ones to start now. GTG

So I have access to a few different varieties of mesquite with varying colors of pods that I am going to start harvesting next week. I will plan on getting 2 pound batches for people since that seems to be a decent amount of pods to do a nice batch of beer. If anyone is interested in a trade...

So I have access to a few different varieties of mesquite with varying colorls of pods that I am ging to start harvesting next week. I will plan on getting 2 pound batches for people since that seems to be a decent amount of pods to do a nice batch of beer. If anyone is interested in a trade...

In AZ, maybe I can help? GTG

Anything you can come up with would be great. in my past years' gatherings, I can never get more than 3 lbs or so because of the placement of my friend's tree in their chicken run. GTG

I have used mulberries twice now. Once in a braggot and another in a dubbel and have enjoyed them both. I say do it and here's what I would do. - I would puree the mulberies and put them on campden for 24 hours before adding them. Put them in a fine mesh bag to avoid getting the seeds mixed...

Enter me please. Thanks, GTG

I emailed Great Divide and promptly got this response - "Thanks for your email and for drinking Great Divide. Unfortunately, all of our beers are proprietary, so we cannot give out any recipe info. I can say that it is a mix of 4 different yeast strains. Sorry, I wish I could be more of...

I have a copy of the PDF of the Sower article from Zymurgy that JuanMoore sent to me a while back if you want it. I have brewed and bottled a mesquite wheat that came out great and and bottled a roasted mesquite stout with local grown black sphinx dates. I'll update with tasting notes as it...