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I try and buy stuff form the srap yard every time I go but they keep saying they don't have a retail sales license. Tried getting a three bay sink last time.
 
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I love having full fermenters :tank: Here's mine as of now. Was going to rent out my basement but decided not to so now I have to move it all back... yay! Sorry for the crappy Ipad pic...
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All 2.5 gallon batches. Cider 3.5 gallon
Left: Honey Pumpkin Porter
Middle: IPA
Right: Hard Cider
 
Got myself a vanilla oatmeal stout and a pumpkin ale in the works! Just a few more days to go till kegging day!

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Stage 1 (60 Degrees)

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Stage 2 (65 Degrees)

These two rooms keep at different temps. Total of 6 fermenting liquids:

1. Homemade, fresh pressed local cider w/ spices
2. Raspberry Hefeweizen
3. All Citra IMperial IPA
4. Honey Porter with Orange Zest
5. Strawberry / Rhubarb Berliner Weisse
6. Blue Bottle Coffee Stout
 
Left to right, SNPA extract clone (first brew ever). Burgundy/ Newtown Pippin/ Paula Red cider. Both hanging out in my ghetto temp stabilizer. In the bucket is a fresh batch of American 'continually hopped' IPA (second brew, partial mash). Been doing the cider thing for a while now, only just learned how much easier brewing is by comparison.

This room of the apartment is a combination of fermentation room and SWIMBO's office . . . she's pretty supportive of most fermentation projects :mug:

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Adamjackson nice fermentation room and cellering shelf's as well like it

Is that Uncle Jacob's Stout or the Rumpkin from Avery. Can't wait to drink either of mine. Had a Burten Batten tonight and both FireStone Walkers are great cant make out the rest.
 
Adamjackson nice fermentation room and cellering shelf's as well like it

Is that Uncle Jacob's Stout or the Rumpkin from Avery. Can't wait to drink either of mine. Had a Burten Batten tonight and both FireStone Walkers are great cant make out the rest.


Uncle Jacob's. Loved the first bottle a buddy and I split so I asked a regular trading partner to send me another. The sticker price on it was a shock but it is well worth it.

The more homebrewing I do, the less IPAs, Saisons and wheat beers I get. Most of the stuff I get now are bigger stouts and wild ales. So it's shifting to just having those two styles and then just brewing other stuff at home the more common stuff.
 
Roggenbeir sidemouth stout (irish stout oak aged with grape mead) and bigalo green tea mead!

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Left is a big 1.108 imperial stout, right is a small beer off the same bed... 1.047 session stout.

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First time fermenting in a better bottle, always used a bucket. Will never go back

Why do you like the better bottle so much.........er, better.... lol.

Just wondering, I'm still fairly new and have been using a pail exclusively.
 
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