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From my trip to Belgium, featuring a stop at Sint-Sixtusabdij Westvleteren! @TxBrew

This sounds delicious! What was your aging profile? Sent from my iPad using Home Brew

Irish Wristwatch

I am in!

Have you tasted this yet? If so how do you like the Belle Saison yeast in conjunction with this recipe?

Fishing

Did you ever end up brewing this one?

Wow! You know I'm in!

Hefeweizen

Scotch ale with pumpkins?

Looking great! Nice finish on the slab. @itsratso Concrete is derived of three main components: Aggregate, water, and cementitious material. Being that concrete is mostly aggregate (rocks) it doesn't tend to settle out like a fluid might. Also as Minbari said depending on the additives it can...

Looking great! Nice finish on the slab. @itsratso Concrete is derived of three main components: Aggregate, water, and cementitious material. Being that concrete is mostly aggregate (rocks) it doesn't tend to settle out like a fluid might. Also as Minbari said depending on the additives it can...

I am in!

I heard of a brewery in Michigan making this style of cider and I became determined to find/concoct a recipe. Your recipe sounds spot on! I want to make this for the family Christmas. Congrats on getting married btw. How did this turn out (assuming you're already married)?

I'd like to make some soda!

Thanks. Good luck and let me know if you brew this and how it turns out!

I was hoping you'd comment on this thread (not that all inputs aren't helpful). In playing around more with Bru'N Water it seems treating RO water is the simplest. Sadly this is a rental and I won't be able to convince the landlord to install an RO filter. I suppose I'll have to get it at...

I also did a test boil yesterday and was left with an alarming amount of materiel in the brew pot. Would a carbon filter be beneficial? I know it would reduce chlorine and aroma/flavor compounds.

I have the Spreadsheet set-up. It seems to me that adding lactic acid is more beneficial to lowering bicarbonates and total alkalinity.

Greetings all! I recently moved and decided it would be advantageous to learn as much as I could about my new location, including the water. To this end I completed the steps required to obtain a water report from Ward labs. The report is as follows: Location: Warrenville, IL pH 7.6 Total...