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Yeah for a shipping brewery, you can self distribute up to 75,000bbl. And, of course, brew pubs can self distribute 0bbl.

Yeah, they did a really nice job with this one. I had the chance to buy a single or six pack and thought "DIPA, how good can it be compared to xyz?" so I went with the single. I should have bought a sixer.

Yeah, that label rules! Here's a few of mine.

Add me to the list. Ordered from AHS. Out $2.95. Bastards.

I've been getting good results keeping specialty grain at 10% and under. I've used a lot more to varying degrees of success (one of the best brews I have is around 20% specialty...all depends on the style). I'm also finding, big surprise, that simplicity and patience (i.e. letting it sit longer...

This does interest me somewhat, but I wanted to make a beer first with these other flavors as accent.

It was for a 5 gallon batch. I plan on increasing the amount of tea next time. While the tea flavor is there, it is really subtle in this amount. I may only really notice the flavor because I know it is there. At this amount, it serves mostly to make the beer more complex without necessarily...

OK, am tasting the beer I brewed now, and it is really, really good. I would say to add in the flameout as well. There is a hint of astringency in mine that I would guess came from adding the tea to early. Still, it is an interesting and nice taste overall, smooth and subtle.

I have a beer brewed with tea in the primary. I added half an ounce of black tea (ceylon) in the last 5 minutes of boil. I took a shot on the amount and when to add. I'll draw some off in a week or so and report back.

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This confirms what I have run into at HBHQ. Thanks for this great report!

I used about half a pound for this same recipe, and didn't have a problem, so it may be a good idea...

My electric stove boils 5-gallon batches just fine. Then again, had I a garage, I would probably be using a propane burner.

I have been getting my grain from this same LHBS, and I have consistently had low efficiency as well. I recently ordered my grain from Austin Homebrew Supply and am curious to see if this solves the problem.