BGBC
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Anybody tried thisView attachment 338188is it any good?
No, but I'm going to guess it's overpriced for what it is
Anybody tried thisView attachment 338188is it any good?
Sometime I read no good.Don't you know you're supposed to #pourhard?
Ugh....I need a beer. Been 4 days. If I could just keep the nausea away.
I've been making it 4 pounds at a time in a 3 gallon stock pot, large enough that I'm not concerned about bubbles.
No, but I'm going to guess it's overpriced for what it is
Sometime I read no good.
Four pounds starting weight, I assume there is some loss.
Plan on making some, need to get brave but I'm getting there, going to rack a dirty dozen brett onto 8 lbs of mangos tonight:rockin:
Sometime I read no good.
Four pounds starting weight? I assume there is some loss.
Plan on making some, need to get brave but I'm getting there, going to rack a dirty dozen brett onto 8 lbs of mangos tonight:rockin:
Four pounds starting weight? I assume there is some loss.
Plan on making some, need to get brave but I'm getting there, going to rack a dirty dozen brett onto 8 lbs of mangos tonight:rockin:
Well yeah. Most beer is. $8 a bottle. It is 17% though. Someone told me they couldn't detect the pizza at all. I'm picturing them using the frozen square pizza we used to get in school.
The funk.
Yesss, fruit that dirty b.
Pass. Randall some DiGiorno's with some Founder's imperial to detect the pizza.
Randall some DiGiorno's with some Founder's imperial to detect the pizza.
What about throwing some tomatoes in the boil, using bread yeast, and using reallllly old hops?
Seriously, that beer is either a) a fkuk up that they are trying to sell. Or b) want to laugh at hipsters because there's not actually any pizza in it.
Well.. What do you think?
What about throwing some tomatoes in the boil, using bread yeast, and using reallllly old hops?
Next pin tapped. Oat Mild. Nom.
Cask > bottle for sure.
#3, Sinamar, and a little chocolate malt. Perfect combo for a nice nearly black color with only a tiny bit of roastiness. All-malt this would be roasty as hell.
Next pin tapped. Oat Mild. Nom.
Cask > bottle for sure.
#3, Sinamar, and a little chocolate malt. Perfect combo for a nice nearly black color with only a tiny bit of roastiness. All-malt this would be roasty as hell.
What temp do you keep those at? I saw something from US plastics on a thread here and they were like 2 bucks a piece. Thought about buying a few for my next mild brew.
I try and keep them about 55F. They usually end up closer to 60F, which is not ideal, but it is what it is.
And yes, they're dirt cheap and very, very easy. Plus a lot faster than bottling. I get mine from US Plastics for about that price. Use em for a few batches (PBW and Star San in between), and then replace them.
I don't know about you guys, but this is funking hilarious. My kind of prank... easy, no one gets hurt, complete mind ****.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPyYK_mhtwg
I do english good. I done grew up in south. Proud![]()
Cool... I'll look into it. Suppose I could condition, chill overnight, then take it out the day before or so to hit that temp.
This time of year, bedroom with windows open is my thing. Between an overpowered radiator and cold outside, it works out to 53-57F in my bedroom. A) perfect temp for my wife and I B) perfect temp for both cask conditioning as well as my sours.