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Great game today!

Let us know how you make out.....who wouldn't love a Wyeast shirt!?!

lmao

Regardless of the mill you picked, you will really enjoy the switch to AG!

Have you tried contacting them from their website? Maybe they could point you in the right direction?

Guess we will find out very soon! :mug:

Howdy back! Thanks for the tip! When I was looking online at possible locations, many of the bars included the NoDa beers on their beer lists, so I think I should have no problem "sampling" plenty!

I am going to be in Charlotte for a week next month (for work) and figured I would ask the North Carolina homebrewers for recommendations on the best local brewpubs or bars that have great selections of microbrews or local beers. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated! :mug:

Ooops! Better get him on the phone ASAP! :tank:

Just talked to buddy in GA. Both hit our target pre-boil OG spot on! We must both be dialed in pretty well! :D

7149+ 5 gallons Irish Stout 5 gallons Irish Red 5 gallons of Colonial Ale (today) = 7,164 gallons

LOL. Wish we had thought that mileage / OG angle! Badass indeed! That's the plan. Get a couple of bottles to each other when it's all said and done and see what the environmental differences make on the final taste.

Just began the simultaneous brew session between myself (MA) and a good friend in GA. We thought it would be a cool idea to brew the same exact recipe at the same time...only about 1,100 miles apart. Just another example of how homebrew brings folks together! :mug:

Welcome!

Welcome back!

Great contest prizes! Fingers crossed that I win one!!!

A copy of Beer In America - The Early Years 1587-1840.

LOL. Why didn't I think of that! Mine sat on the couch the whole time!

Have over 24" of snow here. Got out early with the snowblower and got it all cleared out. Time to go pour a homebrew and relax!!!! :D

I stopped by the shop today to pick up a sack of 2-row and some other stuff....told Rick you said "hello".... :)