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I pitched some Brett on a Sasion a week ago.. I don't see any kind of pellicle formation yet. Is this normal? I have the heat around 85 degrees and racked the beer to a secondary at 1.001 before pitching the brett b..

Don't wear flip flops during the boil.. Boil overs can hurt...

I'm doing 15 gallons at a time. Soon I will be purchasing another set of equipment so I can do 30 gallon batches.

+ 15 gallons Sasion + 15 gallons IPA =45,468

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+ 16.5 English Brown = 43975

Fermentation still makes my smile. I love watching the airlock bubble away or having to put a blow off tube on. I thought by now I would be over it.

15 Pale 15 IPA 42205

+ 15 pale ale 40395

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We recently started a military homebrew club. P.A.L.E, Pendleton Ale and Lager Enthusiasts. We are recognized by the AHA and had our first meeting yesterday. This club is for anyone in the area who served in the military at any point. If interested check out our facebook page at...

First meeting going on Aug 24th send me your personal email..

I'm down with it... I will keep you in the loop..

Are you still in the area.. We have not actually formed yet however, I think vets would be more than welcomed..

Forgot to mention there is no rank in this club. First names only or nicknames only

We have decided to start a home brewers club for military members in the San Diego area. So far we are 5 people deep. We are looking at holding our first meeting the 3rd weekend of August. At this time we will decide where we want the club to go. If any one is interested email @...

Was deployed for the first part of the year, just got back in June. I am making up for lost time. 15 gallons Ed Worts IPA 15 Gallons Chipolte Stout 15 Gallons Ed Worts Haus Pale. 45 gal + 31969 = 32014

You should be fine. I always keg my IPA's around the 14 day mark and cold crashing will help it clear.