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[ClaudiusB]

How you drinking "homebrew" in a brewery?

It's my toy home brewery.

Last two you posted are in the same brewery.

Same home brewery and the only place I enjoy my beers.

 

[slym2none]

Found a bottle of my old Oktoberbeast Ale, the one I thought was too sweet. Decided to crack it. Still too sweet, nothing's gonna help that, but look how freakin' clear it is! 4+ months in the bottle.

 

[BaylessBrewer]

It's my toy home brewery.



Same home brewery and the only place I enjoy my beers.

Can we be neighbors? That's badass!!

 

[ClaudiusB]

Can we be neighbors? That's badass!!

Move

 

[johnmac22]

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2015 Abyss. Very good but can't wait to see what it's like in a year

 

[Stillraining]

It's my toy home brewery.

Same home brewery and the only place I enjoy my beers.

Toy brewery may ass!... WOW!

 

[johnmac22]

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Pygmy Pale Ale. Refreshing and very tasty

 

[ClaudiusB]

Breakfast with coffee beer.

 

[Stillraining]

Careful Claudius..That looks like Diabetes in the making..

 

[BaylessBrewer]

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IIPA that I made with the free cascade whole cone hops I got from AB. Needs another week in the keg to clear but the flavor is wonderful and you wouldn't even know it's 7.8% ABV!!

 

[ClaudiusB]

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the flavor is wonderful and you wouldn't even know it's 7.8% ABV!!

Like we Germans say "You should not feel the strength of the beer until you get up from the table"

 

[kal]

Homebrewed Irish Red Ale poured on nitro (30/70 CO2/nitrogen blend pushed through a stout faucet)

A video of it in action here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BAOMaX7IKoU/?taken-by=theelectricbrewery

Kal

 

[BigMack]

Homebrewed Irish Red Ale poured on nitro (30/70 CO2/nitrogen blend pushed through a stout faucet)

A video of it in action here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BAOMaX7IKoU/?taken-by=theelectricbrewery

Kal

That looks absurdly delicious.

 

[kal]

Thanks! (it was!)

Kal

 

[slym2none]

OK, we have had stouts for a while, Left Hand put out a regular ale, Guiness put an "IPA" on nitro... when will someone make an Irish Red on nitro that I can try???

That does look absolutely delicious, kal!!!

*thumbs up*

 

[BigMack]

OK, we have had stouts for a while, Left Hand put out a regular ale, Guiness put an "IPA" on nitro... when will someone make an Irish Red on nitro that I can try???

That does look absolutely delicious, kal!!!

*thumbs up*

Sounds like the perfect excuse to get a kegging setup with a stout faucet on nitro.

 

[slym2none]

Maybe for someone else. Not for me.

 

[BigMack]

Maybe for someone else. Not for me.

I've got a keezer and every time I see a nitro pour it makes me really want to get a stout faucet and nitro.

 

[slym2none]

If you do, and you put an IR on, I can be in G'boro in under an hour.

 

[BigMack]

If you do, and you put an IR on, I can be in G'boro in under an hour.

I'm going to go watch nitro pour videos until I convince myself I have to have one. And an Irish Red would make a good St. Patrick's day brew...

 

[kal]

Nitro's not something I'd have if it wasn't for the fact that I have lots of taps (10 total in the house) and only 2 are nitro taps. They're really not used that much but the difference is definitely noticeable. Before this I used to use the syringe trick* to make my beer really flat with a creamy head. It gave sort of the same result.

Kal

*Because someone will ask: Pour your CO2 beer, then use a syringe (no needle on the end) to suck up a bunch and force it back in, hard. Most of the carbonation will be knocked out of the beer leaving it fairly flat (like a nitro pour) with some head. It'd say you get about half way there. Not a real nitro pour but better than nothing. A video of it in action: [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UXL2lNFyXI[/ame]

 

[BigMack]

I've done that before and it is definitely just not the same. Those pours just look so good. They call to me. They want me to make more beer and get a bigger keezer and get more taps and get stout faucets and.... well.. you get the picture.

 

[303Dan]

Nelson Sauvin/Mosaic/Columbus/Simcoe IPA.

 

[KPBrews]

Homebrewed Irish Red Ale poured on nitro (30/70 CO2/nitrogen blend pushed through a stout faucet)

A video of it in action here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BAOMaX7IKoU/?taken-by=theelectricbrewery

Kal

Holy moly that looks good!

Hmm. I have a dual tap kegerator. And it's very rare that I don't have a stout on tap.

I may just have to look into converting one of the taps to a stout tap...

 

[kal]

I may just have to look into converting one of the taps to a stout tap...

You'll need a new tank/regulator as well to feed the nitro/beer gas mix (usually 70/30 or 75/25 mix of Nitro to CO2). Nitro kegs are fed gas completely separate from CO2.

kal

 

[MarshmallowBlue]

Oak aged porter 7.5 weeks

 

[kal]

Sessionable Electric Pale Ale (a 4.3% APA) with a little bit of Fallout 4 on the bigscreen ....

 

[TaylorT]

Brooklyn Brewshop Sorachi Ace:

I was amazed how clear this one turned out. I had never heard of Sorachi Ace and the flavor was quite a surprise! Weird, but good weird...


Maple Wheat Ale, from a clone brew recipe book my wife bought me:

No, I'm not Andre the Giant, that's just a tasting/sampling glass. I'm actually really excited how well this turned out. Really nice flavor, reminds me of Weihenstephaner.

 

[ejf063]

Big Tree IPA. Good stuff. View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1454024580.462880.jpg

 

[KPBrews]

You'll need a new tank/regulator as well to feed the nitro/beer gas mix (usually 70/30 or 75/25 mix of Nitro to CO2). Nitro kegs are fed gas completely separate from CO2.

Yup!