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Quote from: klickitat jim on November 29, 2015, 12:59:49 amI think he was one of the Masters who set the bar for my tasting exam. Said he had just bought a uhaul full and was doing the exam on his way home to bend (I think)Close...Baker, not Bend.
I think he was one of the Masters who set the bar for my tasting exam. Said he had just bought a uhaul full and was doing the exam on his way home to bend (I think)
Posting here since it is already a hop topic. Just kegged an APA made with Falconer's Flight. Hoping the taste improves a bit in the keg. It's not bad but maybe a bit muted? Any other experience with this hop?.7 oz Centennial first wort1 oz Falconer's Flight @ 5 min left1 oz Falconer's Flight 7 C's hopstand 10 min1 oz Falconer's Flight dry hop
Quote from: toby on November 26, 2015, 07:56:09 amProbably not that hard considering the size/cost differential between $100 of hops and $100 of interesting yeast.One hundred dollars does not go that far when purchasing interesting yeast. A yeast culture on slant will set one back at least $100.00. The Siebel adventure set me back over $350.00. The cultures were only $140.00 each, but shipping and a surprise bill that I received from DHL a couple of weeks later for handing the border crossing from Lallemand's facility in Montreal added over $70.00 to the total cost.
Probably not that hard considering the size/cost differential between $100 of hops and $100 of interesting yeast.
I cut commercial hops entirely out of my brewing. My home hop yard is now at the scale that I can be "hop independent"- harvested over 3 lbs. (dry) of the freshest hops I can have. I have enough successful varieties to brew American, German, and English styles that I enjoy. Sorry hop sellers!
Damn, that's a haul ! Nice.
Nice. I always fall for those damn minimums as well. That must be why I have a bunch of random 2 ounces.
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Quote from: Steve in TX on December 04, 2015, 02:35:15 pmNice. I always fall for those damn minimums as well. That must be why I have a bunch of random 2 ounces.This is the exact reason why I bit the bullet and upgraded to Amazon Prime lol
Quote from: fmader on December 05, 2015, 09:53:58 amQuote from: Steve in TX on December 04, 2015, 02:35:15 pmNice. I always fall for those damn minimums as well. That must be why I have a bunch of random 2 ounces.This is the exact reason why I bit the bullet and upgraded to Amazon Prime lolI can't live without prime. I get 5-6 boxes a month from Amazon. Working from home makes running errands seem like a chore. Much easier to order from Amazon. I buy my cats special food for about 25% less too!Prime same day is awesome. Halloween morning the wife decided that she wanted to watch Hocus Pocus. Wasn't on Netflix or prime streaming but was available for $6 and same day. Had to add another $29 worth of stuff to get it. This brings me back to the cat food, I use it to hit the same day minimum.
Quote from: JT on November 29, 2015, 06:50:33 pmPosting here since it is already a hop topic. Just kegged an APA made with Falconer's Flight. Hoping the taste improves a bit in the keg. It's not bad but maybe a bit muted? Any other experience with this hop?.7 oz Centennial first wort1 oz Falconer's Flight @ 5 min left1 oz Falconer's Flight 7 C's hopstand 10 min1 oz Falconer's Flight dry hopI've used it several times and like it - it's pretty comparable to Centennial in intensity IMO. I usually late hop my APAs a tad heavier and have liked the results using it.