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ImageUploadedByHome Brew1394410492.694146.jpg just took the delicious dry rubbed beer can chicken out of the oven while enjoying more triple


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Clown shoes galactica. It's okay. I would've preferred the myrcenary like I wanted, but oh well.
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Drinking a glass of raspberry mead I made, about 8 months of age on it. Not bad.

So, with this elf talk... Should I have not passed on criminally bad elf and seriously bad elf for $5 a bottle?
 
My Louis Pasture French ale sorta from The Homebrewers Recipe guide-good book to start making batches, beer is now almost 3 yrs old. Used Muntons Gold yeast oddly and the only time Ive ever used it. 1.09 -1.022. Not bad I guess. Think I was suppose to use yeast culture from a bottle of Jelain, which Ive never even heard of. Guessing its Belgian. Anyway its farily malty/sweet. Its ok. Its peak may have been a year or two. Never really got great though with age. Kinda reminds of of Dirty Dicks ale but not as good. I was inspired to try it today by a thread discussion of someone trying to make a Yuenling beer but accidently adding too much Munich LME and Amber making the gravity over 1.1 something. I thought Yuenling was a light lager? Ive only made a few beers ever over 1.08-9 also. There are some IIPA clones that I really would like to try though. Like maharaja.

Also got the rest of my homebrew in my empty beerfridge today. I barely got all of them in there. Trying to get into Spring clean up mode lately. Im hoping to brew at least one brew this spring.
 
My Munich strong ale.3 yrs old. I wasn't shure what category it fits in. For the small amount of hops I used Centennial, it packs a nice bite for a 1.077 ale. Only 40 ibu's maybe. Not shure if English Barleywine style. Nottingham did me right I think though pretty clean but a bit malty. Its kinda what it seems like though. Pretty malty. Sweet at 1.02 but nice but not nice enough bitter to balance. My malts and mash are to blame though as a noob I always hit on the sweet/malty side a bit too much. So I guess that's where strong ale fits in? This beer aged well so Im thinking Notty to be ok with time now.
 
My Simcoe/Amarillo IPA is finally conditioned enough, and it's pretty tasty.

On a related note, I am really looking forward to kegging.
 
My Simcoe/Amarillo IPA is finally conditioned enough, and it's pretty tasty.

On a related note, I am really looking forward to kegging.

Keggging is nice but Im not gung-ho about it since I started kegging. Most people seem to not turn back and stick to kegging. Then again Im usually a small batch brewer so that has something to do with it and I like variety and not drinking the same thing often. But I do have a 3 gallon keg- it just has some blueberry pyment with blueberries in it right now, I will rack that soon to a carboy to clear eventually. I would like to make a beer to keg soon, Im all about it this spring- I want to split a 5 gal kit and keg one batch and bottle another. :mug: I wouldn't mind a good beer or house beer to be in my keg though regularly.
 
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