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He can buy them at the LHBS like I did lol

I love the new trend of craft beers in cans. There are so many situations where glass isn't allowed. The more the merrier as far as I'm concerned.

My very first homebrew that still holds a special place in my heart...an Irish Stout. And I don't want any **** about the frozen glass...I was a newb lol

$130 for 120? That seems out of hand to me..Like I said, $15 for a case here (24). I don't know what they are online though.

I just wouldn't bother...I know a case of bottles is under $15 here. A solid investment.

I like a simple Pepperoni, maybe extra-cheese....If I'm feeling crazy, sausage and mushroom. Always hand-tossed.

I use the same idea as a previous poster...Whatever I have over 2 cases, I use as my tasters leading up to the 3-4 mark. I like to see how everything is coming along at different intervals.

My Espresso Stout...

I tried one time and it spoiled...I was very sad.

Sierra Nevada Ruthless Rye

My step-dad just had his entire batch explode in the bottles. It was his first time brewing in a long time, not sure what he did wrong but I was looking forward to drinking that beer damnit.

Porn...chicks love porn.

Actually you already have an uneven ratio b/c hotdogs and buns don't come in equal quantities...duh.

Awesome, thanks guys.

Somehow my priming sugar has vanished. The LHBS is a good distance away, so my question is...Can I use regular sugar? I researched this a bit and the first answer was "No, it leaves an odd taste"...then other people said that's just a myth. I figured I would get some opinions on here before...

I think a good rule of thumb is...Don't ever expect another person to bring a beer you like. I can think of a number of solid craft brews that I wouldn't be excited about if somebody brought them. Also, I know if I was asked to get some beer for a party around here, and I showed up with...

I think 98% of you took the OP far too serious. He didn't scream at his friends and call them ******** for bringing BMC. He just came on a site and stated that it sucked that there was no (in his opinion) good beer brought to the party. Next time he knows to get his own or have homebrew on hand...

This ^

Ya, it's just EVERY recipe I looked at, told me to do this. I suppose you're right though...next time I'll just add ground bean and filter it out before I bottle.