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Interested in trying this out

Still looking? Have TC hop rocket

Brew day! Disregard the mess, just bought a house and in this, too small, rental til June. New house means I get to build a garage and brewery!! Until then enjoy my brew stand.

Love the Keg King fermenters, it’s all I have been using. I would really love to get my hands on the thermowell lids for my 35L snub nose. Please?

If you have a choice between making SWMBO happy and not, it is an easy choice.

Sounds like a good name for your home brewery "Drunk Bee Brewery"

I stopped tasting my green beer, I would always develop these ideas about off flavors and then stress about it. When the beer was finally done conditioning and ready to drink I had already decided it was bad beer. Now that I dont taste my green beer I enjoy everything I brew.

kp, the best part of brewing is that it is very forgiving. Even when it seems like everything went wrong (I have had those brew days) you still get beer. I have found that rewriting all the steps and times on a notecard helps me keep everything in order. Wheat IPA dry hopped with cascade sounds...

Good to hear!

I always use this. (Desired preboil volume)-(First Runnings volume)= (Sparge Volume) That being said dont toss it, just boil it, hop it, and make a surprise beer.

Cool man! If you decide to do some trades then hit me up. I am really interested in this recipe.

I know this one is gonna take a while in the bottle, but that you tried to crack one open and taste it yet? (Come on, i know you have)

Wild Huckleberry from Great Northern for Montana.... Bleh. Moose Drool would have been a better choice, but even Moose Drool I dont care for.

I have given up on tasting my beers before they are in the bottle for atleast two weeks. I am never happy with a taste on bottling day.

Dont worry about a secondary unless you are adding something too it. Leave it in primary for atlest 2 weeks (I leave all beers for atleast 3weeks.) The only way to know it is ready for bottle is two gravity readings 3 days apart that are the same.

Congrats! Glad your first turned out well! I know mine didnt haha

Not expecting a tax return but I plan on building a keezer in the next month or so

That is Beautiful, well done.

I try and leave my beers in primary for about a month, some a week less, others a couple weeks more. Then straight to bottle.

I liked the title of this post Cant fix it now, if it turns out fine you have a new way to mill :D