[denny]

What was the grain bill, 1500lb?  That'd be about what I figure 15bbl of wry smile would take.  And something like 23lb of hops not counting the dry hops.

Edited to add:  Oops I see the grain bill was 1200lb, must be light beer.

We ended up doing only about 13 bbl.  Used 12 lb. of grain and 18 lb. of hops.  Hit 18P on the money.

[denny]

No problem with the lautering?

Where is the braided hose?   

I asked John to line up 200 blue coolers for me, but it didn't happen. 

[mroakley]

Way cool.  Look forward to having at NHC.

[nateo]

I asked John to line up 200 blue coolers for me, but it didn't happen. 

Is it weird that I think about that every time I walk by the giant cooler displays at Walmart?

[narvin]

What was the grain bill, 1500lb?  That'd be about what I figure 15bbl of wry smile would take.  And something like 23lb of hops not counting the dry hops.

Edited to add:  Oops I see the grain bill was 1200lb, must be light beer.

We ended up doing only about 13 bbl.  Used 12 lb. of grain and 18 lb. of hops.  Hit 18P on the money.

Your efficiency is off the charts!

Very cool, looking forward to finally trying this beer as brewed by denny.

[majorvices]

Awesome, I can't wait to try it!!!

[majorvices]

Bet you sleep well tonight!

[hopfenundmalz]

No problem with the lautering?

Where is the braided hose?   

I asked John to line up 200 blue coolers for me, but it didn't happen. 

That is funny!

[maxieboy]

Way cool... 

[bluesman]

I can't wait to try this beer Denny.  Man...You should be proud. 

[kgs]

What a wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing with us so we can enjoy it vicariously.

[ccfoo242]

So what's it feel like throwing in hops by the pound? Must feel good...knowing the end product will make so many people happy. 

[majorvices]

It feels expensive.

[ccfoo242]

It feels expensive.

  Not if he didn't pay for it! 

[majorvices]

Good point