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unicycling, mountain biking, pottery, motorcycle riding/tinkering (klr 650), bread making, pretty much anything I see and say, "hmm... I really need another hobby right now..."

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Just Brewed this yesterday, dropped the maple syrup and upped the 2-row by 2 lbs. Ended up roasting the two cans of pumpkin in the oven and then adding it to the mash, ended up with a nice orange tinted wort. Added just a dash of dried ginger to the spice list and am fermenting with S-05. The...

Start juggling, or unicycling, but it is a little more expensive upfront.

Anybody know anything about protivin centennial beer? My friend has one in his closet that he found in Iowa when he was little. Looks like it was made in 1978 by Walters brewery. I thought it was a pretty cool old beer can, not sure how rare it is as I've never been to that area.

@Dynachrome- Are those replacement EZ top swing tops? If so those are what I have used for the first swing top bottles before experimenting with the corks.

If your friend owns a brew supply store I'd say ask him to get you set up. Sent from my VS980 4G using Home Brew mobile app

Looks good, I think it might look a little better using a higher resolution image though.

Any updates or pictures? Sent from my VS980 4G using Home Brew mobile app

Where do you find a dog with no legs? Right where you left it.

A man has a son and the baby has no body just a head. He cares and loves his son as if he were a normal boy. On his 21st birthday he decides to take him to the local bar for his special day. The man sets his son down on the bar and asks for the most expensive shot of whiskey for his son. He...

How do you fit an elephant into a Safeway bag? You take the A out of safe and the F out of way....

Here is what we ended up with last night brewing for the first time at a new location after pulling stuff out of storage. It was cold out but at least was a nice evening.

Just recently got an anheuser busch keggle and was talking about it to a brew buddy. Somewhere in the conversation my girlfriend looked at me very confusingly and said, "What did you just ask him?" Anheuser Busch to her sounded like I had asked, "And how's your bush?"

@ChefRex- Spraying soda ash into the kiln, here is a link that gives a good explanation http://ceramicartsdaily.org/category/firing-techniques/soda-firing/

My score yesterday was two five gallon ball lock kegs, a 20lb co2 tank, regulator, and a chest freezer with temp controller for $175. After asking if he had any more brewing stuff for sale I ended up with a really nice keggle with thermometer and stainless ball valve and two glass 6 gallon...

Sounds generous to me, count me in and thanks.

Agreed, this is the same basic principal I used when trying to bottle my bottles here https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/homemade-ceramic-bottles-371300/index8.html

Update- Opened one of the corked ceramic bottles over Fathers Day weekend. It had the same carbonation as the same beer in traditional glass bottles. So that is pretty exciting, I have six test bottles left with beer still in them. When I open the next one I will try and remember to take a...

The shelves are made out of "waste" slabs leftover from somebody milling juniper into lumber. We normally cut them down and use them to fire the wood kiln, but I salvaged a couple to make the shelves. It made perfect sense to use the same wood that fires the kiln to display the work that was fired.