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Definatly Brewing this weekend, which for me is wed/ thur. The question is what do I brew, a red ale or pumpkin pie ale? If I do the red ale it should be ready by sep and if I do the pumpkin pie I'll let it sit til the end of Oct. Any suggestions?
 
Fat tire is off to a good start. I toasted 4 KG of 2 row instead of 4 lbs. Oops....

Hit strike temp right on .. 153. My mash tun is a 1/4 converted keg. 21.5 lbs grain. Its overflowing. 11 gallon batch. Thunder storms rolling by, so I am in the garage for now.

Having a boddingtons I made 3 weeks ago. Its good. A little darker than I wanted, but taste is fine.

David :)
 
Did my first all-grain yesterday. Beautiful iowa summer day...I dig this brewing outdoors stuff! Should be serving up the Harpoon IPA Clone in about a month :ban:
 
Amarillo IPA today. First time I'll really be screwing with my water to accentuate bitterness...
 
10 years?? Man welcome back. I'm mid brew now. Brewing a bavarian hefe that I hope to have drinkable by August 8th. Hopefully a week to ferment and a few days in the keg and it's g2g. There is a beer festival in my home town that weekend and I wanted to bring something to my friend's house for afterward.
 
Did a celebration ale clone yesterday. The fermentor is cooking away and looks to be heading for a blow-off this afternoon.
 
I'm doing the celebration as well. But issues with my pump this am so before I could start I had to track down some 3-in-one oil. Got it going and Mashed in around 11a. What the *$@% was I thinking? It's 110 in my garage so I'll only be brewing the one batch today. I guess it could always be worse though right?
 
I was really wanting to brew this weekend, but I didn't get motivated to go to the brew store yesterday so I will have to just do some drinking instead.
 
For the 1st time I am trying the wet tee shirt with fan method of keeping the temp of the primary fermeter at a steady 68 degrees and it is actually working.
 
I guess it could always be worse though right?

Guess I was right - it got worse. After giving it the recommended amount of oil I tested the pump before starting and it was working. When the time came to sparge it refused to dance. Tried sweet-talking it and made a few hollow promises but to no avail. It absolutely refused to do the tango. Oh well, I'm only out the price of the grain - and a new pump. I'll be giving it's successor much more attention.
 
damn threads like this are hard to find the right ones of....


i'm heating up my strike water as i type this....20lb's homemade pale malt, 1/2 lb special B, 1 lb black patent, 12oz's chocolate rye....will just hop it with a couple ounces of chinook for 60 min....(10 gallon batch, gluco pitched with yeast as always)
 
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