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2460 5 Gallons Vanilla Stour

Close, I'm at 156th and Dodge.

So then I will just bottle it and see how it goes.

Here is a picture. It does smell good though.

I have a Summit Pale Ale clone I brewed up about 6 months ago. Unfortunately this was the last time I brewed due to some work stuff that has taken priority (See: Taken over my life!). I was going to look into getting it bottled as I actually have this weekend free but I have found almost white...

I put Nottingham in there yesterday. A major part of the problem is that I lost my Brew notes and do not remember what the OG was. Maybe was drinking too much of the last batch during brew day. I got a new 'drometer today and it is looking at 1.011 gravity...so I'm thinking it was Fermenting...

It was just the Muntons yeast that came with the kit. How bad can I screw something up to repitch if it does not need it?

Yes, its another "oh no my Ferm has not started yet" question by a noob. I am looking at over 4 days now with no activity. Ordinarily I would not worry much and just except the slow start but I think this one may be self inflicted. When I got my ingredients from Midwest, the box said to put...

I will be making this Sunday (Second Batch ever) I dont have the kegging set up though. I will just be sticking it in bottles.

Thats funny man, well done.

I rather enjoy it....

This has nothing to do with my plans. I already brew. This is nothing more then part of an all electric set up I have planned. It will be built in a room behind the bar. The taps will be located on the back wall of the bar as well. Its nothing but my attempt at the "coolest" home set up...

I am wondering if I could get some feedback on some ideas I have been kicking around. I want to first say THANK YOU on behalf of all of us lurkers. I have yet to really post anything because I have not had a problem that I could not figure out on my own with a good ‘ole: Google: MY...

Correct me if I am wrong, but it is UV light that has a negative effect on the fermentation process. Meaning only sunlight or other UV light will effect it. Not a closet light.