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Austin Homebrew has a fat tire clone I've brewed, I can look for recipe. It is an american amber btw :)

I tried the southern ale that a friend brewed, very good. I brewed the northern brown and it was excellent as well

It is a partial mash

Local store for me. Mini-mash kit is more grain for extended steeping and liquid malt extract. I guess I pretty much repeated what they said :cross: Any other questions let me know

Just recently moved into a new place and started my 1st batch here. Well without thinking when I put in the secondary (glass carboy) I have been storing it in the laundry room, not covered :(. Hasn't been in a lot of sunlight but hasn't been in the dark either. Whats the consensus, did I just...

good amber ale. I've made a Fat Tire clone from Austin homebrew (www.austinhomebrew.com) that was very good

Thats a beautiful fridge, would love to get one like that. Instead I found a 70s era harvest gold one :D

I'm looking for the plug-in type thermostat for use with a fridge. Austin Homebrew has one but it's $65, would like to spend a good bit less if possible. Anyone have any sources?

Well summer is about on us here in Texas, hit 90* today. I just bottled a blonde ale and want to start a pale ale but I'm worried that my house will be too warm for it? Due to cost of electricity I keep my a/c set at about 80-82 degrees. Do I have to take the next 4 months off from brewing???? :(

I'm planning on bottling my blonde ale tonight :) Having a few Fat Tires (ran out of my Brown) while I rinse bottles (friend just gave me his jet washer..thank god!!)

new member to board from Texas, just north of Austin (Austin Homebrew is my local store :D). Brew ales, want to try a lager if my buddy gets his freezer/kegerator setup done :)

It certainly can't hurt. Rid-X etc is merely enzymes which pretty much is what yeast is, anything biodegradable down there is going to feed the yeast You probably have a very healthy septic tank :D