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TXNathan
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer  Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 1:37 pm |
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I have a double IPA to brew this weekend. Finishing a nice stout that I bottled a few months ago. All grain has been a lot of fun for me. As much as you like to experiment, you will love it. You can make a hop shot to satisfy your need for an injector in the process:)
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mxrob
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2012 2:00 pm |
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TXNathan wrote: I have a double IPA to brew this weekend. Finishing a nice stout that I bottled a few months ago. All grain has been a lot of fun for me. As much as you like to experiment, you will love it. You can make a hop shot to satisfy your need for an injector in the process:)  Oh, BTW, welcome to the forum! 
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foxfire
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 10:58 pm |
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Point Brewery (Stephens Point, WI) "Burly Brown" ale tonight...yuuuummmm!
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mxrob
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 4:51 pm |
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I transferred the Citra dry hopped IPA to the secondary fermenter a week ago Sunday and brewed a smoked porter this last Sunday... then picked up the flu virus from my grand kids and spent the last three days out of service. 
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foxfire
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 4:53 pm |
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Mmm...smoked porter sounds delish! Hoping for a speedy recovery.
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mxrob
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2012 1:05 pm |
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Kegerator finished! 7.2 CU Ft deep freezer with Johnson Control A419 temperature controller. Max out the freezer's built in temp control then plug the freezer into the A419 and set the temp to your desired serving temp. Sweet! It holds three 5 gallon cornies, one 3 gallon corny and a large 15lb C02 tank with double regulator and valved C02 manifold. I topped the freezer with cherry hardwood flooring glued in place with Loctite Power Grab and used staircase bullnose trim around the edges with some stainless rounded flat heads for a bit of extra strength. Right now I have one of the two faucet beer towers installed. My Cirta dry hopped IPA is on tap now and the smoked porter will be ready in a couple weeks.  
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dshap
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2012 1:57 pm |
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Pliney The Elder from Russian River Brewery...
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foxfire
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2012 2:59 pm |
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mxrob wrote: Kegerator finished! Wow, very nice work! Thats gonna make your beer taste 10x better...
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38 DKW
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2012 3:43 pm |
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mxrob wrote: I transferred the Citra dry hopped IPA to the secondary fermenter a week ago Sunday and brewed a smoked porter this last Sunday... then picked up the flu virus from my grand kids and spent the last three days out of service. **** Should you still suffer from the "sniffles" 2 weeks from now , your taste-buds as well as your olfactory senses might be too impaired to judge the brew . I'll volunteer to "check it out " for you ; just send a keg or two my way . --- Lol ---  --- I used to brew mine as well for about 8 years but am too lazy now . --- Nowadays I alternate between Becks , Heineken , Bitburger , Urquell and Sleemans . I'm partial to Lager . --- Your set-up looks impressive . --- VERY NICE !
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bobthebiker
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Post subject: Re: Beer, Breweries, and more Beer Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 7:02 pm |
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man, some of y'all are quite the sophisticated group here.... its amazing. and to think my tastes are mostly leininkugels brews, or newcastle. I gotta get into homebrewing, it'll make life awesome. plus my best friend will LOVE me.
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