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+1 to the above. +1 to Columbus. I just tried an ale I bittered with Galena and really like it!

My last batch was an all-chinook ipa, so I'll probably pass on the chinook dry hop. (Thanks though :-) ) But WOW! I gotta say, my chinook ipa is AWESOME!!

I recently brewed a black ale (my 1st partial mash!!) and I believe I will dry hop it when I transfer to secondary. Recipe: 2-row, de-bittered black malt, crystal 90, amber LME, 3/4oz Galena @ 60, 1/4oz Galena @ 15, S-04 dry yeast. In the past I have dry hopped with many of the usual...

Pinback, Built to Spill, old Modest Mouse, Decemberists, DeVotchKa, Elliott BROOD...

I caught a 6.5lb, 25" redfish Sunday. First fish of the season. 3rd cast. Gotta love coastal South Carolina!!

Sinistral Warrior IPA from NB and Austin's American Barleywine. Fo sho.

A-Freakin'-men! Yooper-may I use that as my signature?? "don't assume I want a flippin' wheat beer because I have breasts!" Love It!

So I scored some used homebrew equipment off a fellow who is retiring from homebrewing (the horror!!). He had a freezer full of hops that he just gave me with the rest of the goods. Unfortunately he couldnt remember the age of most of the hops, except that they were less than 5yrs old. I have...

Thanks for the replies... The hose connector does have a tapered thread. No spring though. It's not shown in the diagram, nor included in the parts list. Just two screws to tighten down somewhat, holding the shutter in whichever position desired. What is the purpose of having a few threads...

After reading on HBT how great this patio cooker is, I decided to retire my old burner and purchase this one. I was pretty excited about it, free shipping at Amazon too. I got the cooker last evening. YAY!! But to my dismay, when I went to assemble the brass hose connector to the burner, I...

My first batch (a wort scorched APA) has been used in chili, stew, pizza crust and beer can chicken!

I like this too!! Thanks!

I too was recently curious to see who strained or who dumped it all in... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f37/strain-dump-all-159247/

I am doing one month primary, one month secondary, bottle it and forget about it until Xmas.

I would say that's it's hop forward, but with slight, residual sweetness. Sweet barleywines aren't my bag, at all! All I can do is say, yet again, AHS American Barleywine-buy it, brew it!! You wont be disappointed!! I have sampled Bigfoot 2010, and alls I gots to say is lookout!! Hanks...

AHS's Haiti Restoration Kit, Citrus IPA: http://www.austinhomebrew.com/product_info.php?products_id=12442 A citrusy kit and for a good cause!!

+1 on the autosiphon as well. I find the $15 Jet bottle washer is a must have since I dont keg...yet.

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+1 to the apfelwein!! it's cheap too!

After a month in primary, I racked my AHS American Barleywine to secondary yesterday for further bulk aging. It. Tasted. Awesome. Beyond awesome. Buy it. Brew it. You wont be disappointed. ...except for the waiting part!!