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That coconut looking good....You got me thinking I should tweak my next Vanilla Porter recipe.
It’s a quick turnaround brew. I serve at 3 weeks. Coconut covers any green flavors if they are there. Tastes like an almond joy. I get the coconut from Whole Foods it’s 3 bucks for a bag pre toasted
 
It’s a quick turnaround brew. I serve at 3 weeks. Coconut covers any green flavors if they are there. Tastes like an almond joy. I get the coconut from Whole Foods it’s 3 bucks for a bag pre toasted


How many pounds of toasted coconut do you add in fermenter for a 5 gallon batch?
 
I do 14 oz in fermenter and 7 oz in keg. The bags are 7 oz each. Doesn't seem like much but it has a plenty coconut flavor. Next time I’ll throw all 3 in fermenter throw on spunding valve. Got all rounder still figuring it out
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Happy New Years LI brewers. So I decided this year I’m gonna do ten gallon batches. First brew day was flawless maybe an extra hour or so between boiling and chilling. Transferred 12 gallons to the fermenter. Went to pick up to put in chamber.... yea that fermenter will be staying where it is for this batch. Anyway 🍻 everyone
 
Happy New Years LI brewers. So I decided this year I’m gonna do ten gallon batches. First brew day was flawless maybe an extra hour or so between boiling and chilling. Transferred 12 gallons to the fermenter. Went to pick up to put in chamber.... yea that fermenter will be staying where it is for this batch. Anyway 🍻 everyone
Happy New Year, and happy weekend. I’m planning to brew a milk stout sometime this weekend.
 
Happy New Years LI brewers. So I decided this year I’m gonna do ten gallon batches. First brew day was flawless maybe an extra hour or so between boiling and chilling. Transferred 12 gallons to the fermenter. Went to pick up to put in chamber.... yea that fermenter will be staying where it is for this batch. Anyway 🍻 everyone

Haha yep I moved 10 or so gallons in a plastic Speidel fermentor once. Never again! I now pump into the fermentor and pressure transfer out of it. Only moves when it is empty...

Happy New Year!
 
Happy New Year!
I think ten gallon batches are why I bought a pump! I also bought longer legs for my burner, so that I could spigot drain into bucket fermenters. I put the cooler mash tun on sawhorses, pump strike water up from the kettle, gravity drains the wort back for the boil and into the fermenters. Even so I'm getting tired (and sore) picking up the buckets to put in the ferm chamber. My last batch was a 7 gallon boil split into two buckets to ferment with different yeasts at different temps.
 
i'm trying to make out the middle tap? maybe it's just morning double vision, but does it say "colon but pull me"? was that a dumper, lol

Columbus Pale Ale is the middle tap. Made using Columbus hops grown in my backyard this past Spring/Summer. I don't have a cool commercial tap for the Columbus Pale Ale, hence, the generic handwritten tap.
 
Yeah. Not a fan. The simplified logos like the one for hoptical isn’t so bad, but I really just don’t get the dash thing. What’s that supposed to mean or be? The shoreline? Making sure people know it’s two words? The wall they hit when trying to think of something better?
 
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looking at the old logo, I noticed the buoy is angled very similarly to the new slash....did they just simplify it in an incredibly dumb way?

(Also shown my marzen/octoberfest)
 
Blueberry ::shudders::

Old Howling Bastard
Rastafarye
Original Hoptical Illusion (it’s still good)
Cherry Imperial Stout
Oatmeal Stout

My tops for the OG BP
 
Not sure how the new brewery has changed things but I was under the impression the old river ave brewery(post acquisition) was mostly doing kegs for local distro and the occasional canning, like hazy bastard. Whereas the bottle production was shifted to the larger AB breweries. That’s a total guess and possibly biased but I always thought the bottles lacked significantly to on tap. Not to mention there was a massive warehouse behind the parking lot fuuullll of kegs (presumably empty) during at least one cask fest.

I loved just over the tracks from that brewery but didn’t go nearly enough for being a 30s walk.

I like the feel of the newer place even though it’s less homey, And the beer is fine but pretty disappointed with the age of the cans and bottles. Ordered takeout beer early in the pandemic and got some cans that were like 5 months old...pretty disappointing.

The free homebrew swag bag wasn’t bad tho, pounds of Munich and honey malt plus several ounces of hops
 

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