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Just remember that if you add more malt, you will have to add more hops to balance it out. Maybe you should just make a double IPA since that is a style that is clearly defined... that way you can see if it's too much, and then back off and find a compromise. I have a double IPA partial mash...

I know some people here enjoy bread making as much as they enjoy brewing, so I thought this article from the New York Times might be of interest. A baker in NYC came up with a way to make good bread at home without kneading...

Yeah the Cranberry Lambic is more of a cranberry pale ale. I thought the Old Fezziwig Ale was terrible last time I bought this case. Never had the porter, I might have to check it out just for that.

I started a thread to compile all these sites a while ago: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=701 I suppose I should update it...

I'll sell you this pint glass for $6, and it comes with a FREE bottle of homebrew!

I'll give you a hint:

Yeah, and the reason they give is that it's close to Montreal and Boston. How about just picking one of those two cities then?

Here's the best tip I can give you... don't worry so much! I was the same way when I started, but it seems that in homebrewing, things almost always work out for the best no matter what you do.

Some people might think I'm crazy, but I'm not a big fan of Belgian Wits. I don't really like "banana esters" in my beer... if I wanted to taste bananas, I would eat a banana!

It should be fine, it will probably just take an extra day like you said.

I don't have a website for you but there are good charts in the back of Beer Captured and How to Brew (I think).

Pfft, who reads that site? Those guys are all idiots :)

2 batches a month for me, although there are some times when I'll take a month off, especially in hot-as-hell July or cold-as-hell January

10 gal/month for me, although I just bought another secondary so I should be able to do 20 gal/month now. I'm not sure if I WANT to brew that much though :)

Got any other obscure reads?

Hahaha I laughed out loud when I read that

Lots of good sites there... they are the classics (in other words, I have read them all already :) )

Some days I fall into a rut at work and need a distraction. Lately I've been distracting myself with some articles on beer and homebrewing. I picked through all of this month's BYO articles online, and then read some interviews with PA brewers like Troegs and Victory on Lew Bryson's website...

I posted in another thread that I found a good deal on bulk dry malt extract:

Ewwwwwwww thanks for the heads up. I never carry that much cash with me.