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Man. That beer is a survivor. What was your no-chill method?
After the boil I tapped directly into the fermenter, and put the fermenter under airlock with pure ethanol (hand sanitizer). The air being sucked in then is at least passed through the alcohol, IMO.

I pitched yeast the next morning, and the fermentation went perfectly. I'm pretty glad the beer survived, it was a good drinker!
 
HB oatmeal stout
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I'm posting it again, cause it's really popping today.

Berry kettle sour

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Edited to add... The colors were working this evening Soo... Fall lineup!

IPA, berry sour, dark Doppelbock

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Hb’d Wild Ale using the blended cultures of two spontaneously fermented beers from two local breweries 1) Indian Ladder Farm’s (Altamont, NY) - Koelship which is coolshiped downwind from their orchards 2) Plan Bee Brewery (Poughkeepsie, NY) - Farm Beer which utilizes the cultures from their bee hives. It was then aged on Sour Dark Cherries from Fix Brother’s Farm (Hudson, NY)

Named after our Wild cat Binx
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Hb’d White Sangria inspired farmhouse ale - ABV 6.2%.

Fermented with a mix of saison yeast, Blend of brett strains, and lactobacillus. Aged on carbonic macerated white grapes, peach purée, passionfruit purée, mango purée, Orange zest, French oak spirals, and dryhopped with Nelson hops (annoyed that I forgot some details on the label, good thing I only labeled 4 of the bottles so far)
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This is my Screaming Eagle Belgian Pale Ale. It's one of the better beers I've brewed, and it's by far the clearest! The picture actually doesn't do it justice, because of the condensation on the glass.

I held it up between myself and my 8-year-old:

Me: "Look at how beautiful that beer is! Do you know why it's so beautiful?"

8-year-old: "No, why?"

Me: "Because you can see me through it!"

8-year-old: :rolleyes:

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