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TopherM
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Nice! I can smell it though the screen!
plumber8302
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Nice! Me too! I brewed mine Saturday and it started bubbling like crazy out of the air lock yesterday!
Yeah mine bubbling away this morning
cluckk
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tlayton92 said:
I wasn't sure if I wanted to view this thread, putting the title and this post together.
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cluckk said:
That would have made for an interesting night
dadshomebrewing
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leave the thing alone.
don't mess with it.
here's the deal... to borrow a line from Tom Petty... The Waiting is the Hardest Part.
for the next 4 weeks you are going to be tempted to mess with it 10 times a day.
you are going to fret, and obsess over every detail, like many of us do every time our first born child burps or farts.
DO NOT MESS WITH IT.
if you want to try a different recipe, or add an ingredient, brew another batch.
btw... welcome to our nightmare (that one with apology to Alice Cooper).
don't mess with it.
here's the deal... to borrow a line from Tom Petty... The Waiting is the Hardest Part.
for the next 4 weeks you are going to be tempted to mess with it 10 times a day.
you are going to fret, and obsess over every detail, like many of us do every time our first born child burps or farts.
DO NOT MESS WITH IT.
if you want to try a different recipe, or add an ingredient, brew another batch.
btw... welcome to our nightmare (that one with apology to Alice Cooper).
dadshomebrewing said:leave the thing alone.
don't mess with it.
here's the deal... to borrow a line from Tom Petty... The Waiting is the Hardest Part.
for the next 4 weeks you are going to be tempted to mess with it 10 times a day.
you are going to fret, and obsess over every detail, like many of us do every time our first born child burps or farts.
DO NOT MESS WITH IT.
if you want to try a different recipe, or add an ingredient, brew another batch.
btw... welcome to our nightmare (that one with apology to Alice Cooper).
Lol, why is this. I'll sit and stare at my carboys, willing them to ferment faster, and to magically be finished!
dadshomebrewing
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are you kidding?
i time the burps coming out of the blowoff tube, and fret over it if they aren't fast enough.
my wife laughs at me. she says she's going to get me a baby monitor to put next to my carboys so i can stop running up and down the stairs.
leave the thing alone.
don't mess with it.
here's the deal... to borrow a line from Tom Petty... The Waiting is the Hardest Part.
for the next 4 weeks you are going to be tempted to mess with it 10 times a day.
you are going to fret, and obsess over every detail, like many of us do every time our first born child burps or farts.
DO NOT MESS WITH IT.
if you want to try a different recipe, or add an ingredient, brew another batch.
btw... welcome to our nightmare (that one with apology to Alice Cooper).
Should have stated my second batch is another stout im thinking of adding it too.
Lol mine has been sitting there watching it bubble more than me. Gotta love that women.
dadshomebrewing
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^^^ this
btw... i never make the same beer style two batches in a row... i have a sort of 12 week cycle... that way i can taste it before i change it.
but i have to admit it was brutally hard doing that up until the point where i had a pipeline and a surplus of home brew.
Its a different recipe but I was thinking about bottling the first and put the next in the keg. The only reason im doing two stouts is cuz my dad go me a kit so I have two
dadshomebrewing
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Go for it.
Brewing anything is infinitely better than brewing nothing
Brewing anything is infinitely better than brewing nothing
That is not a bad idea!
