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I'll have to bring at least one, can't fit anymore than that....you still have a guy who can weld?
 
I haven't done a mash before, so I don't have any of that equipment. I just have a turkey fryer when I boil. 6.5 gal glass carboy and some fermenting buckets along with the little odds and ends.

cool, no problems there, what kinda beer do you like?

we might have to double use systems!
 
cool, no problems there, what kinda beer do you like?

we might have to double use systems!

I like all types of beers. I have brewed a Stout, IPA, Brown and a Hefe. I would like to try something different, but I am open to pretty much anything. I am just interested in watching the process and helping out where I can.

I know that probably doesn't help too much, but I don't really care what I brew this time.
 
I'm thinking my standard Irish Red that it's in the RecipeDB...should be good and ready for St Patty's day and the March brewday!


Any takers?



And holy hell it's Garrett....what the hell is up man???
 
I'm thinking my standard Irish Red that it's in the RecipeDB...should be good and ready for St Patty's day and the March brewday!


Any takers?



And holy hell it's Garrett....what the hell is up man???

I would go in on that with you. Let me know what you need from me and we can make it happen. If that is cool with you.
 
Let's see...cash for half the batch, BYO yeasties and beasties, and whatever you want to carry it home in.


I have the mash tun, kettle, and burner.
 
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You can email me later if you want to figure out more things, like price for the batch. And what type of Yeast I should use.

What the hell is a beastie?

Will let you know once I get the ingredients. I use WL Irish ale for the most part, but I may use Windsor for this batch since I have a few packets hanging out. Depends on what the LHBS has when I go down to get ingredients in the next few weeks.

I imagine it's somewhere in the neighborhood of ~25-30 for 5g.
 
wow this thread picked up in popularity over the last couple days. So where is it going to be? Joppa or Clap's?
 
I've assumed it was going to be up here in Joppa, just because we're central for the PA and Delaware guys...

Unless someone thinks we should move it to DC...
 
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