Some pics of my operation......

[Kernsie]

Since I couldn't figure out how to paste pic right into this post (any help would be appreciated!), here's a link to my Flickr page.

This is my second stab at brewing, first one a Nut Brown Ale that was just put in bottles last week.

Thoughts?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/13964826@N06/sets/72157603110417198/

Bob

 

[Evan!]

Looks good, from what I can tell. Ah, the ol' extract+steeping grains sure takes me back!

That's a purdy kettle/burner setup you got there. What'd you pay for it?

As for pasting images, click the little picture button on the "go advanced" post page, and it brings up a dialogue box. Enter the location of your picture into the box.

Or copy-paste the image's address into the message box, put "img" at the beginning and "/img" at the end, and replace the quotations with opening and closing brackets. Ah like-a-so:

 [img] image address [/img]

 

[Johnmike24]

Pretty good set up for someone from Old Forge.... I guess Old Forge is famous for two things now, pizza and home brew!

 

[BierMuncher]

I can smell that sweet wort from here.


One question though...where's the cold beer to keep you company?

 

[olllllo]

Flickr is tricky. Technically it's against the user agreement to hotlink without attribution.

You have to right mouse click and select properties to get the image address and then do as Evan ! details.

[img]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2205/1984529935_c169595d4f.jpg[/img]

 

[Kernsie]

That's a purdy kettle/burner setup you got there. What'd you pay for it?

As for pasting images, click the little picture button on the "go advanced" post page, and it brings up a dialogue box. Enter the location of your picture into the box.

Or copy-paste the image's address into the message box, put "img" at the beginning and "/img" at the end, and replace the quotations with opening and closing brackets. Ah like-a-so:

 [img] image address [/img]

I paid $65 for the turkey fryer & $45 for 5 1/2 gallon pot.

Let's see if the picture posting works:

 

[Kernsie]

I paid $65 for the turkey fryer & $45 for 5 1/2 gallon pot.

Let's see if the picture posting works:

Hmmm.........that didn't work.

JohnMike....I wouldn't say famous OF is famous for homebrew.

Yet.

Many others from Scranton here?

 

[DeathBrewer]

try it without the "?v=0" and you've got it

 

[Kernsie]

Thanks.

I also tried in the testing forum:

There we go. My fine one man operation.

Bier....the cold beer is right where it should be....in my hand.

 

[Johnmike24]

You're the only one from the area that i have seen on here. It would be nice to find out. I am always looking for someone to trade beers with. Its hard to find out if my beer is any good when all my friends drink is $2.50 six packs of Keystone light! I've got an american wheat in the secondary now with oak and metlot grapes if your interested

 

[Kernsie]

You're the only one from the area that i have seen on here. It would be nice to find out. I am always looking for someone to trade beers with. Its hard to find out if my beer is any good when all my friends drink is $2.50 six packs of Keystone light!

I'm surprised that there are not more from the area. I'd be down for trading, however, I'm just starting so no guarantees on the quality. :cross:

I heard about a group of guys who meet the 3rd Monday every month @ Cooper's. Word is that they welcome others.

My friends drink good beer but I'm the second one to try my hand @ homebrew.

 

[Johnmike24]

I'm no expert either! I do my best to make beer i like to drink. I've heard of the guys at coopers but right now with work i cant make it down.

 

[Kernsie]

I'm no expert either! I do my best to make beer i like to drink. I've heard of the guys at coopers but right now with work i cant make it down.

Keep in touch.

Around x-mas I'll have my first 2 batches done & I'd love to try other homebrew.

 

[Joey Ramone]

Hey where did you get the Holiday Ale Kit from? Is this the same as a Christmas Ale?

 

[Kernsie]

Hey where did you get the Holiday Ale Kit from? Is this the same as a Christmas Ale?

I bought the Gold Seal Holiday Ale kit from Austin Homebrew.

No idea how it tastes yet but it smelled great when I added the Holiday Spices.

 

[Joey Ramone]

thanks and good luck!

 

[LastCall]

Wow! your setup looks strikingly similar to mine! But my chair is green. And there are several more empties beside than what you've got going on. :cross:

Thanks.

I also tried in the testing forum:

There we go. My fine one man operation.

Bier....the cold beer is right where it should be....in my hand.

 

[Kernsie]

Wow! your setup looks strikingly similar to mine! But my chair is green. And there are several more empties beside than what you've got going on. :cross:

The empties were being cleaned for the next batch.........:cross: