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Hey, sorry for my interruption. I just need your help. I have been looking for a perfect gift for my father who is a hardcore traveler and a Liquor Drinker. I can guess that you guys can help me. Any help will be much appreciated. Thank you.
Big brew day tomorrow - imperial red ale first, then house IPA afterward. should put a small dent in the hop and malt inventory.
Ok, brewed the extract Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout 3 days ago. Was told I'd have very active fermentation - but hasn't happened yet. Normally I see activity after 1-2 days. Q: am I impatient? Should I add another packet of yeast?Thx
I'll be brewing my Celebration rip off
Quote from: EnkAMania on November 01, 2017, 09:52:58 amI'll be brewing my Celebration rip offI'm sure its going to be better than this years - I can't recall a time I've ever been disappointed in SNCA - but this time its a let down.
I felt the same way last year and I bought it on the day it hit the shelves here (I was in the minority in this opinion last year)- for the first time ever. Hearing this posted again, I doubt I'll buy any.
Quote from: HoosierBrew on November 01, 2017, 12:38:55 pmI felt the same way last year and I bought it on the day it hit the shelves here (I was in the minority in this opinion last year)- for the first time ever. Hearing this posted again, I doubt I'll buy any.hopefully the $7 a pop I spent on a couple bombers of Estate at lunch today don't have the same outcome. doubt it though - SN historically has been one of the most consistent; just makes me wonder if the hop crops themselves, in terms of quality for Cascade and Centennial, are subpar in recent years.
I'm possibly bring a Kölsch this weekend, any yeast or recipe recommendations?
Quote from: blatz on November 01, 2017, 01:24:43 pmQuote from: HoosierBrew on November 01, 2017, 12:38:55 pmI felt the same way last year and I bought it on the day it hit the shelves here (I was in the minority in this opinion last year)- for the first time ever. Hearing this posted again, I doubt I'll buy any.hopefully the $7 a pop I spent on a couple bombers of Estate at lunch today don't have the same outcome. doubt it though - SN historically has been one of the most consistent; just makes me wonder if the hop crops themselves, in terms of quality for Cascade and Centennial, are subpar in recent years.I wonder the same. SN makes some great beers with other hop varieties. I know Centennial is pretty temperamental. On that note, I posted part of Stan H's recent hop e-newsletter recently where he said that Centennial is being cross bred to improve its consistency and viability. IIRC he called it Super Centennial. That could be a good thing.