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I brewed a 5 gallon batch of this and after I bottled it up in 12 oz bottles and 1 L fliptops, I put it aside to "age" as recommended. Tasted good after a few months so I was satisfied. Before I could finish all of it, I moved to a new place, but I still own the house I moved from, basically...

me and the GF gettin' crazy on St. Patrick's Day 2009

18648 + 5g Edwort's Apfelwein = 18,653

sweet site, just got my magnets today! time to finish up the stir plate Thanks for the link!

if you don't mind green bottles and can get rid of the liquid inside, you can pick up a case of 7 oz Heineken bottles

If you can't find milk crates or don't feel like searching for them and feel like spending a lil bit of money, Target has 'em for like $3.50 each and Walmart has them 6 for $24.00. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sterilite-File-Crates-Set-of-6/14138976

If I had replaced the Liberty Bell with the Gateway Arch, would I need to write St Louis at the bottom? Paris, France if I had put in the Eiffel Tower? I'm just bustin' balls. I tried it and actually like the look of including the city in the logo

something I threw together while I'm sitting here bored at work... this site just makes want to go home and crack open a brew every second I'm here:tank:

nevermind this post

i couldn't resist... crematorium?

Nice - I'm new to brewing too, with brewing my first batch of B's Best Kolsch at the beginning of last month. After bottling that, I brewed my 2nd being the Irish Stout also by B's Best. Not too long after that, I made 5 gallons of Edwort's Apfelwein, and tomorrow I'm gonna brew B's Best...

Popped my "brewing apfelwein" cherry last night 16846 + 5 = 16851

I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister

5 gallons of Irish Stout yesterday 15827.5 + 5 = 15832.5 gallons

i feel welcome, thanks everybody. happy brewing

+5 gallons Kolsch total 14,424

yeah, I'm only a few minutes from Barry's and drive by it all the time. Kinda wondering where he's gonna move shop since it looks like the building his shop is in is being sold.

Hey hey everybody, I've been spending a bunch of time on this site trying to learn as much as I can and I think it's about time I made my first post and introduce myself. My name's Chris and finally got myself into the hobby. My grandfather used to do it back in the day and I decided to get...