So, I return from the LHBS with a bag of grain and yeast. Gonna take a whack at an AG, and my first kit is in the bottle a week. Let it age 3, going to let it age 3 in the bottle. A test of extreme patience.
Brother in law is here, their power is out.
Questions start about the box I brought in from LHBS.
A bottle comes out. Crash chilled in a bucket of ice.
Wham- 12 of 50 bottles gone, and I'm still working through the AG brew day. I have help now. (Biermuncher's Centennial Blonde).
The first brew was an American Pale Ale BB kit. Damn good stuff, though a little flat (hello, 6 days in bottle!). Screw BMC, this stuff rocks.
I'm drawing a line at half my supply of the Cream Ale. I swore I'd let it age 21 days in the bottle, and I want to know how it turns out if done right.
Also have a stout now 3 weeks in primary. Still haven't hit FG.
I am, however, now trying to convince him to help me out with a nice keezer setup, since he wants to whack my supply so hard. Otherwise, I'm going to make him wash bottles.
Weeeee!
Brother in law is here, their power is out.
Questions start about the box I brought in from LHBS.
A bottle comes out. Crash chilled in a bucket of ice.
Wham- 12 of 50 bottles gone, and I'm still working through the AG brew day. I have help now. (Biermuncher's Centennial Blonde).
The first brew was an American Pale Ale BB kit. Damn good stuff, though a little flat (hello, 6 days in bottle!). Screw BMC, this stuff rocks.
I'm drawing a line at half my supply of the Cream Ale. I swore I'd let it age 21 days in the bottle, and I want to know how it turns out if done right.
Also have a stout now 3 weeks in primary. Still haven't hit FG.
I am, however, now trying to convince him to help me out with a nice keezer setup, since he wants to whack my supply so hard. Otherwise, I'm going to make him wash bottles.
Weeeee!