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Hey there, my gf actually lives in the Cleveland area and we were just at J.W. Dover last weekend and he said they were totally out of Amarillo with no idea when they might getting more in. Some of the homebrew stores around me still have them but they wont sell in bulk and buying an ounce at a...

It seems like these are getting harder and harder to get. If anyone knows of a supplier for bulk or has some they want to sell, let me know. I am probably looking for at least 2 pounds.

I have brewed my own version of this a few times and loved it. I am a big fan of Amarillo hops but they are becoming near impossible to find. If anyone has an over stock of them and wants to sell some or knows of where I could get a couple pounds of them, drop me a note.

I'd be in for at least 1 bag of two row...possibly 2. kpr121, I would be game for spillting the munich and vienna with you. Have to see what prices come out to first and see what all works into the buget.

if you don't get any bites on this as is...drop me a note on what you might want for it as just a 3-way.

I have this book already....it is worth the money spent. TONS of info in it!!!

This thread was great and came in very handy. Haven't payed for yeast in about 2 years.

Thanks for the tip MrFoodScientist! I checked it out and made a call....they have a thousand dollar minimum order. OUCH lol I don't think i need unique bottles that bad. But thanks again for the tip

I would be interested in getting in on the next one too, if anyone can lead me in the direction of a reasonably priced mill

I just tried my hand at a pumpkin ale also. I was shooting for something along the lines of Southern Tier's Pumking. ]https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/southern-tier-pumking-clone-191381/index16.html[/URL] There are some pretty good ideas throughout that thread for pumpkin ales.

Yea, the 750ml bottles were along the lines I was thinking but I don't want to deal with corking and caging them. Does anyone know where you can find a Belgian styled bottle that is cappable (is that even a word? lol) ??

If nothing else, don't skimp and get the cheap faucets. Just spend the extra money from the start and go with Perlicks. You won't regret it!

I know there are flip-tops and caps but I was wondering if anyone has come across a place to purchase out of the ordinary bottles for homebrewing. Maybe something outside of the standard size and/or shape. I would like to find something maybe a little unique to put some seasonal recipes in. I am...

Maybe I should put 4tsp in at bottling then, huh?

I agree with EllisTX, alot of hype about this beer and althought it was alright...not exactly what I was expecting. I would opt for the Southern Tier Pumking Ale over this when looking for a pumpkin beer.

I had gone to a local bottle shop for their tasting of the seasonal pumpkin beers and was not very pleased with any of them. Not that they were bad, but I was expecting pumpkin pie in liquid form and none came close to that. Then I came across the Southern Tier Pumking ale and figured why not...

I just had this over the weekend and had to take a stab at it. To me, this was as close to Pumkin pie in liquid form as it gets. I put this little recipe together and brewed it up last night. It's already chugging away in the fermenter. After double thinking it, I may have gone waaay too heavy...

Did they change the day and time...I can't seem to find it.

Getting your "system" together is really a pretty simple and not too expensive process. It's all the little bells and whistles that make it more user friendly and slowly hike up costs and complication. But who here doesn't like to buy new brew gear? haha You have the option of just dropping...

There are definatley many directions you could go. I know in my case, the only thing limiting the amount of brew toys I buy is my wallet. A bigger ticket item you might want to consider is kegging or stepping up to all-grain, seeing how you already have a mill.