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I am going to start working on my St. Patty's day lie-up this weekend! First up is a nice black stout, followed by a Smithwicks clone. I may try a Boddington's Clone as well, just depends on my free time.
 
My first Flanders Red. Experimenting with a stovetop concentrated boil of 3.5 gallons (all-grain), and adding 1.5 gallons of water in the fermenter.
 
I just brewed my Munich Helles recipe..I love this beer. It sucks I need to wait two months to drink it.. It's cool though, I just tapped a fresh keg Wednesday...:D
 
Northern Brewer's The Innkeeper w/ 1469! Starter's already in the fridge for tomorrow evening decanting. :) I haven't had a British bitter on tap for a loooong time, so I'm excited! Going to rinse the yeast and repitch into an Irish Red to be ready for St. Patty's day.
 
Just wrapping up a new recipe. 6 gallons of rye pale. Magnum for bittering, and cascade, centennial for flavor.

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Thank you for the advice. I plan on waiting two weeks or until fermentation signs are not seen. Then bringing the temp up to 65 for 3 days, rack to second fermenter. Then temp to 5 degrees down each day to 40 degrees for two weeks. And finally a week in the keg to caronate
 
Piratwolf said:
1st--welcome to the best game & the best forum!!

2nd--NOT carbonated.

3rd--I could be off base, sir, but you may wish to post "lagering advice needed" in the beginner's forum. You'll get more notice & good advice!

Cheers!

Thank u for the ur advice
 
I just got done with two more brews, an oatmeal stout and an oktoberfest, but I cracked open a bottle of our last brew and it reminded me why I'm still brewing.

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Just finished up 5 gallons of Belgian Stout and working on a gallon of second runnings with orange peel and honey on US-05. We'll see what happens!
 
punkrockdave said:
This has nothing to do with what I am brewing but check this out. The local Target is selling this and the price is not a sake price. It is indeed 6.49 a sixer.

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Are you kidding me?! That's my favorite beer and it's 21 a sixer here! I hate you.
 
Have my brother in law coming over to join in fir his first brew day, making a Dry Irish Stout AG, my first shot with the recipe I developed.
 
Cooking up a double barrel brown right now. I have been adding the priming sugar to boil for a bit of alcohol kick since I only keg. So far great results.
 
I just got the BK on the stove with 3 gallons of water heating at 9:17am. Just kickin it with y'all while I wait. Another batch of my sunset gold apa with Ahtanum & Stirling this time!
 
Mashing in on this years batch of DFH 120 IIPA Clone. Taking it a step further this with double the hops.

Happy Brewday HBT! Cheers!
 
You guys suck i am still waiting on my all grain set up. Should have a 15 gallon kettle and cooler mash tun up any ready in a week hopefully. Does anyone have a fly sparge arm idea with general homedepot stuff or am i better off batch sparging.
 
Brewing up NB sierra master in my 25* garage right now. I've never felt so close to my kettle.
 
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