Ever forget...

[PackerfaninSanDiego]

what's in your carboy? Is that Centennial Blonde or Cream of Three Crops?

 

[Billy-Klubb]

I've had all 4 carboys full and forgot which one was what until I took samples. it was pure panic for some reason.

 

[Ravenshead]

No, next question.

 

[JLP]

I came close, as I have three in the closet right now done within the same week. I had to smell the air lock and study the over flow from it to confirm which was which.

 

[PackerfaninSanDiego]

No, next question.

not yet?

 

[Ravenshead]

Not yet, but I hope to get there. It'll take more than four carboys though. (I only have five)

 

[Euphist]

I got a box of shipping tags at Staples (Avery 11004). Tie it to the handle, then it gets tied to the keg when it's ready...

 

[daksin]

A postit note usually does it for me, most times I write my shopping lists on postits and then when I get back from the shop I just stick the list on the carboy. I have confused a blonde and a cream ale, and added rose hips to the wrong beer. Oh well.

 

[forstmeister]

After a group buy I was putting grain into buckets. I poured pilsner into one bucket and 2 row into another without labeling them. I had to do a taste test to figure it out. To this day I still think there's a chance I got it wrong.

 

[Ddubduder]

That my bottling sugar is in the fridge cooling after a quick boil and go ahead rack and bottle my beer... Only to find the small pot in the fridge the next morning and have to run to the LHBS to get some bottling tablets.

 

[sybesbrew]

That my bottling sugar is in the fridge cooling after a quick boil and go ahead rack and bottle my beer... Only to find the small pot in the fridge the next morning and have to run to the LHBS to get some bottling tablets.

Been there done that. Worst feeling finding that sugar after everything is bottled, boxed and cleaned up.