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So...may get slapped for this, but which farmhouse? That's a wild yeast correct?


A Belgian yeast, Brett and lactic acid bacteria. I couldn't find any information as to whether it has lacto and/or Pedio but I'm assuming it has both. The saison blend is obviously a saison yeast and LAB no brett.
 
Fun thing happened earlier: a compression fitting under the kitchen sink that connects to the water filter suddenly burst off. Luckily we were just in the other room at the time. Gallons of water all over the floor before I could figure out how to shut it down. I re-seated the compression fitting, tested it out and commented to my wife that if I hadn't gotten into home brewing I'd never have understood how to fix that. She was actually pretty impressed with that logic.
 
Fun thing happened earlier: a compression fitting under the kitchen sink that connects to the water filter suddenly burst off. Luckily we were just in the other room at the time. Gallons of water all over the floor before I could figure out how to shut it down. I re-seated the compression fitting, tested it out and commented to my wife that if I hadn't gotten into home brewing I'd never have understood how to fix that. She was actually pretty impressed with that logic.


I converted ounces to gallons in my head for some reason the other day, gave props to brewing, and got side eyed hard.

Good work.
 
You got a recipe for that? I was going to brew a KBS clone on Saturday but I'm skeered of the grain bill. It's too big.


I do but its a little convoluted. I did a BCBS clone recipe (there's a fairly popular thread on that around here) and did a no sparge version of it. I used the second runnings of that for this Porter and added 3lbs of DME to boost the gravity. So it would be hard to post a recipe in any helpful way.
 
I do but its a little convoluted. I did a BCBS clone recipe (there's a fairly popular thread on that around here) and did a no sparge version of it. I used the second runnings of that for this Porter and added 3lbs of DME to boost the gravity. So it would be hard to post a recipe in any helpful way.


Yeah I'm thinking of doing the Black Butte clone again, just mashing s little higher and boosting with cane sugar. The KBS recipe also has coffee at flameout, and I wanted to use my home roast in my beer, naturally. I'm out of beans until next week. I liked my results adding cold brew at bottling, so that will work great. I'll even have time to test roast and hand pick the coffee.

Might do the KBS without the FO coffee, all at bottling though.

I usually have 3 or 4 recipes in mind when I walk into the LHBS. I made up a Saison in the store once. I like smelling grain bins.
 
I knew that. Because I actually want to keep lacto as far away from my brewery as possible.

I have two separate sets of brewing equipment for funky and sour beer and two separate fermentation rooms also. I'm sort of obsessed with cross-contamination lol
 
I lol'ed.

PBR the rest of the night.

Just waiting on @chefrex to come play.
What's the game?;)
Fun thing happened earlier: a compression fitting under the kitchen sink that connects to the water filter suddenly burst off. Luckily we were just in the other room at the time. Gallons of water all over the floor before I could figure out how to shut it down. I re-seated the compression fitting, tested it out and commented to my wife that if I hadn't gotten into home brewing I'd never have understood how to fix that. She was actually pretty impressed with that logic.
Glad you were home, that could have been bad, just goes to show you that you should kill the water, power and gas each time you leave the house:p
 
For the lower price of nothing you can zip your damn trap. See the hipster behind me. I believe he adds an aire of legitimacy to my claims.

Thanks for the link though. I'm sending one to everyone.

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I would probably rather the ball holder.

For those out there counting, @Hello 's week includes John Palmer, free kegs, and St Lam. I'm doing something wrong, clearly.

At least you didn't break a toe. That being said, Martin's a much more fun water guy to hang out with.

I'm already at about 35 billable hours into the work week. DGAF mode approaching at light speed.

 
I would probably rather the ball holder.



At least you didn't break a toe. That being said, Martin's a much more fun water guy to hang out with.

I'm already at about 35 billable hours into the work week. DGAF mode approaching at light speed.



Do you have a canner???
 
Not at all. Clean room.
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Sour/funky room.
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Isolation is the best way to prevent cross-contamination fins

I see you have an orange carboy cap taped up in your sour/funky room. How is that working out for you? I had one on a carboy for a few months, but noticed it was getting acetic and switched it out.
 
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