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You can all grain brew on a stove top? No need for a propane burner? I am in.

I am in the middle of my second mini mash using your method. The pictorial rocked by the way. Thanks for your hard work!

good call anderj! the removal/adhesion methods were some of the most useful info i've found in this area (aside from the cool labels).

Birch: I am kind of slow sometimes.... Bering Porter, clever. :) And thanks for the congrats! I am looking forward to brewing with him someday. I think that would be a pretty cool father/son activity.

@Evan: That would be a funny tagline! HA. @ Eastside Brewer: I used Inkscape to draw all of the above labels. It was kind of hard to use at first but there are a ton of help sites on the net to help you out.

Good call Birch. I think I will downsize the moon a bit. The letters kind of do look like hair! Ha. :) I still plan on printing up some of the Palin Porter labels too, just for fun. A Bering Porter? Maybe, I'll have to post the recipe I used for review. :)

Being a fellow married guy (whose 31) I understand you being deferential to the wife (makes for a happy marriage). However, damn the torpedoes son! It's YOUR birthday! How about you grab something you'd really like (even though it may be too strong for some taste) and another more crowd...

Tried this beer and for the price ($6.99) it was not bad. I think it had a good aroma and also a nice flavor. It is a good beer to use to get people who only drink Bud/Miller macro into something towards craft beer. @Laurel: $6.99 for micro brewed beer? You are lucky. You cannot get a...

@ Bob: Thanks for the suggestions! For the latest version of my Harvest Porter label (Sounds nicer than Palin Porter IMHO) I delected the "and" between the brewed on and bottled on lines. I also decreased the font size and moved the entire image into the middle so I could put some other text on...

I would not brew in them! Now drinking out of them is another thing entirely. I love beer out of a mason jar.

I made a Palin Porter. We need to swap some bottles in a spirit of bipartisanship. :)

@ Carl LBC: Yes, I am very lucky to be so close to HBD. I love that place and they have a great selection. These boards are great! @ Coastarine: I know where Milton is! I sometimes have to drive to Pensacola for work! @ chefchris: A North Florida Brew Group would be cool! @...

Vanilla American Amber with Cali Common yeast Could you brew this? What would it taste like?

nice to see a 1st time all grain attempt! i am thinking about making the move from partial to all grain once i get a few more brews under my belt. i hope your beer turns out well and thanks for the pics!

I bought a Mr. Beer for Christmas in 2004 at Target and brewed my first miserable batch of beer after I made a ton of mistakes. It turned out kind of flat but was still beer and I drank the entire crappy batch. I then went up 5 gal extract brews as I was bitten by the homebrew bug. I think I...

I am looking to brew a partial mash nut brown ale in honor of the birth of my little boy in late December, early January. Has anyone brewed a brown ale using pecans? I live in an area where they are plentiful and thought it would add a nice twist to this beer. Thanks for any...

Good luck Jake! I am a relative noob at brewing (4 batches) and love it. It is so much fun! I hope your first brew goes well! :)

Just thought I'd hello! I live in Monticello, Florida (about 30 miles east of Tallahassee, Florida) and have been brewing since 2007. I started out with a Mr. Beer then bought a starter kit from Home Brew Den. After one extract batch I have been brewing partial mashes. I am not sure how...

I have to agree with cyberbackpacker concerning the AA label as it is inappropriate. In the words of Jim Rome, did drunk driving or kiddie porn not want any of that?

Love it! Very clever design.