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I brewed this a couple years ago and loved it, but I dry hopped it with 1/2 oz perle for some extra 'juice'. I would like to do it again according to this recipe.

I have been getting into this a lot lately and it works well for me. It is free but I donated to help them put together some additional features for the site.

any word on the diacetyl rest or lack thereof? How did the brew turn out?

So how did this one turn out? I mean with some time under its belt?

I would like to be considered as a possible recipient of the prize for this contest

username - Slatetank, same as here.

haha I can't believe I never saw that before, very captivating

Southern Crosss or Citra

Hey that is cool man - I moved recently and haven't really been active on here. You should try to make it to a L C B meeting - April 28th is the next one. I made a bacon beer and a few saisons.

http://www.coffeeforum.com/forum/members/slatetank I got my 25 posts posted to qualify - Slatetank

I just joined too, I look forward to contributing something and gleaning anything I can.

I will take that as a 'no'

Are you planning to bring any to share at an Lancaster County Brewers meeting?

I am thinking of doing something similar to redbaron24's but I was more inspired by this http://www.sheltonbrothers.com/beers/beerProfile.asp I guess it adds up to about the same idea. Chocolate wheat sounds good but I am thinking a Schwarzbier recipe and just ferment with Weizen yeast.

I wish I could have been there. I volunteered for a festival not realizing

this looks tasty, I will try to get my friends to help me brew this, maybe as an infusion only.

Welcome! I live in York, not too far. Check out the York brew club or Lancaster County brewers for a chance to check out some local homebrew Lancaster County Brewers

Back when I started brewing there was a surf clothing company named Local Motion. I just changed the name to Local Potion for my beer since it doesn't get any more local and the recipes are my 'potions'.

I will use more foil in the future I promise...old habits die hard

This was a fun thread to read and beautiful rig you made, Cheers to your first brew!