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    Restoring beer glasses to "beer clean" state

    Get your Glass "Beer Clean" :: BeerNewb.com "One of the easiest home methods is to create cleaning paste consisting of 2 teaspoons baking soda, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 4 teaspoons of water. Take the paste and spread it on the inside of the glass, then using a bottle brush (or if you are fancy...
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    How many gallons of homebrew in 2011?

    +75g (13 batches total) =37453
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    Commercial IPAs

    21 Amendment IPA is a good one too. I found it in Atlanta at Total Wine back in July.
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    Dry hop in serving keg, pellet hops in teabags?

    Probably not the best idea but i'm lazy and don't like to follow rules :rockin:
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    Dry hop in serving keg, pellet hops in teabags?

    Nope, they'll eventually sink on their own. I found that after 6-8 weeks or so it will start to get 'grassy'. If it start to get to that point just transfer to another keg. I do this for quick beers I know won't be around very long.
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    Dry hop in serving keg, pellet hops in teabags?

    Keg hop with pellets here. I double bag mine in boiled nylon stockings. No little green floaties either.
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    North Carolina Craft Beers

    Which 3 are you looking at?
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    North Carolina Craft Beers

    Check out Natty Green's in Greensboro. If you have time, I highly recommend Foothills in Winston-Salem. Both have upscale bar fare prices are in the $10 to $20 range.
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