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Zip codes were introduced in 1963 (02187) so you know the bottle would have had to get the label applied after that date.

I have a 5# CO2 tank I would trade for a 20#

NASA's budget for this year is smaller than the bail out sent to GM. GM is asking for more money and will get it. NASA will continue to struggle with what it gets. SpanishCastleAle Nice to see others like us on here. I am out at WSTF in the middle of the desert.

CO2 will bouy up your hydrometer giving you a higher reading than actual. you have these bubbles because the CO2 is in solution and your test jar and hydrometer have surface scratches and is causing the CO2 to come out of solution. Easy solution, spin your hydrometer like a top in the jar...

Welcome from the southern part of the state.

From one Desert rat to another Great logo....

Considering Acid is chemically synthesized not fermented and you only need micro liters of Acid to trip, I would highly doubt that is in those containers. Even by 1960's standards that would be a LOT of Acid.

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I made a green chile beer a few years ago, 5 gallons and a one pound container of Bueno mild green chile. Not much heat but HUGE green chile smell and great flavor.

Wines of the San Juan - New Mexico Vineyard, Winery & Tasting Room

Fort Bliss El Paso TX. The German Commandos stationed their throw a 3 day event. Beer is flow in (and very cheap), the band is flown in. All under a Big Top Circus tent. It will be a fun weekend.

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Dont know where you are getting htat from. the article states: “no detectable levels of E. coli or fecal matter in the ice.” I have been using ice to cool my wort for about 3 years now, no infections....

I thought that too until I found out people in the local homebrew group have grown northern brewer here with minimal problems in the past.

Ok so here is the back story. When I was in grad school (NY) I started a northern brewer rhizome in a bucket and it did well. I took the plant and planted it in my mothers garden (NH) and it did fantastic, I got a some useable hops off of it when I was around to collect them. Well I moved far...

I can't get over how everyone says "he did it wrong". Did he get beer? Then he did it right. Every single brewer does the same thing (make beer) using different techniques, are we all wrong?

Use and time do just fine....