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  1. Liberty97045

    Calorie content - Weight Watchers

    One of the penalties for enjoying good beer (and getting older) is the beer gut. The Weight Watchers book shows that a light beer is 4 points and a "regular" is 5 points. I assume that by regular they mean Bud, Miller and the like but I suspect that the dark ales, IPAs, etc that I prefer...
  2. Liberty97045

    Filtering question (easy)

    I would like to reduce or eliminate the sludge at the bottom of my bottles. I am pretty careful when siphoning to the bottling bucket but I still have 1/8" of funk at the bottom. Would filtering it during the transfer help at all? Would there be any negative effect on the beer or the...
  3. Liberty97045

    Call me lazy, labels are a pain

    I tried labels one time and thought "What was I thinking" as I scraped them off in the sink so I could re-use the bottles. :o I started writing the description & date on the cap. Call me lazy or just practical, I just don't see the point in labels for home brew. :mug:
  4. Liberty97045

    Sparging questions

    I have been sparging my grains with near boiling water, is this too hot or should I use the steeping temp of 160'? Once the sparging water is done, how aggressive should I be about wringing out the juice. Is there a potential down side to getting the last drop?
  5. Liberty97045

    How beer saved the world

    I watched a fun documentary on Netflix tonight titled "How beer changed the World" It was a bit tongue in cheek but a fascinating historical perspective on the economic and social effects of barley, water and yeast. The presence of Tetracycline in ancient beer long before the modern...
  6. Liberty97045

    Noob

    Hi folks, I got a brew kit for Christmas and caught the bug! Should tell you about the giving because it is worth telling. The first gift I opened was a cheese slicer, "Hmm, weird but we need one, OK." Second gift was a 20 quart stainless stock pot, "Weirder, we already have one" Third...
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