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I just remembered the La Fin Du Monde clone you brewed at my house, you used the water hose with the filter to fill your brew kettle. Try store bought water.

It's hard to say if the yeast will be ok. I would definitely do a starter to see if it is, rather than just pitching it in. I only order dry yeast during the hotter months. It's supposed to hit 99 here today. Even with a cold pack, I doubt the yeast would survive those temps on a 2-3 day...

Using Ubuntu at work and home for about 1 year now. I have VirtualBox installed on my work pc to run some Windows applications that won't work in Linux. Other than that, I love it.

Very Nice! :tank:

Same here. It's much cheaper at the mom and pop stores than at the major chains. Plus the small stores here will cut the length you want, unlike what I've found at Lowes.

AHB has a clone kit. Kit Link

You may want to check out beerfly on beer advocates website. It can help you find good places to wet your whistle in different towns.

My opinion is that is not too old for an IPA.

You can get Stone in Louisiana. Just picked up some last weekend here. Beer Advocate

23068 + 5 gallons of Belgian Trappist Ale Quadrupel and + 5 gallons of Dogfish Head 90 Clone = 23078

South MS, near Hattiesburg. I drink Sierra Nevada Pale Ale often, so I was surprised when I saw the yellow six pack from them. I'm used to only seeing the green pale ale. Last week was the first time I saw it at the local store.

Just found that one last week in the local beer store. It's pretty good.

5 Gallons of Imperial Double IPA 24,450+5=24,455

Nice job on the label.

Bottling an Oatmeal Stout and brewing a Double IPA tomorrow.

5 gallons of Oatmeal Stout 23,052 + 5 = 23,057 gallons

Software engineer, eagerly awaiting my brew kit to arrive. Can't wait to try this.