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When you make almost 40 gallons of the same beer to ferment 9 different British yeasts (all WLP) to compare them. Time for more Kegerators and kegs.
Comparing them all side-by-side is going to make for a helluva night!When you make almost 40 gallons of the same beer to ferment 9 different British yeasts (all WLP) to compare them. Time for more Kegerators and kegs.
Comparing them all side-by-side is going to make for a helluva night!
Make sure you take good notes because you probably won't remember it the next day...
When you can gift a friend getting into the hobby with a boil kettle, fermenter, and a mash paddle that you just had lying around the garage because you keep upgrading.
This^
I have enough old equipment to set up 3 newbies. Mostly for extract, but it’s a start. One buddy, who hooked me up with a bunch of fresh cascade, is coming over next weekend to learn basic brewing. If he likes it, he’ll get everything he needs tho brew, ferment and bottle.
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When your food dehydrator is used once a year. When it’s hop harvest time. Haha
You take 4 hours (from the start of brew day to the end of clean-up) to brew 5 gallons of beer. Then you calculate that it takes 6 minutes to brew a pint. Then you figure out how long it takes to drink a pint, say 15 minutes, savoring slowly every sip. You determine the ratio of brew time to drink time and determine it is less than one. Then you wonder what the result means while you pour yourself another pint to verify the previous calculation.
Guess it’s time to step up your volume..... that ROI is rookie numbers....
Return on investment (ROI) is a ratio between net profit (over a period) and cost of investment. With that in mind, the net profit of drinking beer is enjoyment and the cost of investment is the time it takes to brew it.Guess it’s time to step up your volume..... that ROI is rookie numbers....
Return on investment (ROI) is a ratio between net profit (over a period) and cost of investment. With that in mind, the net profit of drinking beer is enjoyment and the cost of investment is the time it takes to brew it.
Therefore, the longer it takes to drink it, the higher the ROI. So if consumed too fast, one might end up puking like an E*Trade Baby and instead playing it safe as a "milkaholic". Cheers!
When you spend ANOTHER $570 over the weekend building a portable wort chiller...
What did you spend the first $570 on?
... your natural tendency when making oatmeal is to stir the boiling liquid and pour the oats in slowly so as to prevent “dough balls” when mashing in.