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try cold conditioning, think about your sanitation, think about your water...

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its really good, almost more an imperial stout than a typical stout. i think its like 6% abv or something like that, and is really really tasty. by far one of the best stouts i've had, although it doesn't quite fall in either a stout or imperial stout category IMO. I don;t thhink i could drink...

ahh i posted that in the wrong thread, no wonder i couldn't find the post to quote it. wierd that there would be two threads baout estes park...my parents honeymonned in that hotel.

next time pick up some bear republic black stout. tahts really good stuff...

i've got about 6 diferent paprikas i use, some are smoked, smoked hot , smoked sweet, 1/2 sharp...all came as a gift from my GF's parents. anyways, i went the lame a$$ way and smoked some ribs on a gas grill last weekend instead of using straight wood like usual, but i was worried about not...

thats a sweet show. i worked my friends uncles shrimp boat in high school, but it was nothing liike that. cool stuff though, i sure as hell wouldnt be out there though.

i don't think business and socialism can really be put together in any way. perhaps you mean to say the less profit crazy and more worker/environmentally friendly aspects of the business.

stout ice cream and warm bread pudding...try that. soften up your favorite vanilla ice cream (i'm partial to blue bell, but thats probably the texan in me) and mix it with your favorite stout in a cuisinart and then refreeze it and serve it with some good homemade bread pudding. that is one...

i'll be that way in a couple weeks actually with him. not in belgium, but germany for the world cup, should i mail you a pony keg from germany...somehow i think shipping would be kinda expensive....seriously, i might try bringing something back with me.

rock on man!!

i can't find the post, but it was about what estes park is famous for...is it the hotel that the shining was filmed at? my parents honeymooned there... HB99-glad your alright. i'd probably never put a pair of climbing shoes on again...

blues and brews is awesome, but expensive. i don't think one person could try all the beers in the three hour time limit and make it back to the tent, which is the sign of a good festival. plus its absolutely beautiful and theres good music going on. richbrewer- won't make it to that one, but...

well i didn't read through all the posts, but the first page contained 2 of mine , mark twain and hunter s thompson. thompsons numero uno though, and i'd definitely like to shoot guns with him after we had our buzz on. too bad he's dead, at least i got to meet him once (sans the beer though...

RMNP has some absolutely beautiful backpack trips off the main road. i've been both ways, just driving, snd actualkly exploring the park, and god most people miss out. kinda like people who have only seen the grand canyon, from the top, which is most people, when the real way to experioence it...

my dads friend actually always flys back tro the states with a pony keg when he goes home to belgium. and at the brewery i work at, when we go to beer fests in chicago where we distribute, we fly 5 gallons over, but i've never been involved with it, so i'm not sure the exact process. i could...

i would definitelt dry hop with an oz., and i think fuggles would work better with the oak, but i'm not sure. in any case i'd go with either fuggles or the citrusy hops, but not a combo. never used that particular yeast strain, so no comment other than i usually use liquiid, and when i did some...

i know others have made kolschs, anyone experience a funky taste coming out of the primary?

I was impressed with the hefe from oak creek brewing, although not so much the rest of the beers. didn't make it to cave creek last visit, actually didn't know it was there, i'll have to go next time, i've tried thier beers at fests before.

did yours taste funny also?