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RedHawk
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


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I need a mash-tun pretty bad so I can start brewing all-grain and save on extract costs.


Everything I buy I tell the SO that it will pay for itself.






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Cosmo
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


Lawnmower ale in secondary

Chimay blue clone to be brewed this weekend...should be well aged for christmas






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Fratastic423
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


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i wanna try the sour saison!


I'll bottle some of it for you this evening.






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NimbleCat
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


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Chimay blue clone

Mine is ready right now.

Does anybody ever swap out beers?

I have a Sam Smith Oatmeal Stout Clone and a Chimay Blue Clone for trade.






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rutiger
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


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I'll bottle some of it for you this evening.



thank you kind sir.






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BottomlandBrew
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New Orleans
Member since Aug 2010
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


What yeast did you use for that sour saison? I have my first sour fermenting now and it's a saison and I used the American Farmhouse blend. Not sure what I'm doing, but I guess I'll learn.





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Motorboat
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Baton Rouge
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


Transferred my pumpkin brew into secondary last night. Tasted my steens cane syrup blonde ale over the weekend and it's pretty damn good.





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Fratastic423
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Baton Rouge
Member since Feb 2007
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


I used Belgian Saison and apparently didn't clean out my starter flask well enough and Brett was carried over. I am going to try and recreate the beer on Thursday by pitching both on purpose to see if I can recreate the flavor. There is no doubt that it is brett that took over though.





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LSUBoo
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


I'm hoping you pull it off, it's a really tasty brew.





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BottomlandBrew
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


Oh Lord. Now you have me paranoid. I'm gonna nuke my flask in the oven when I get home.





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Fratastic423
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Baton Rouge
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


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Oh Lord. Now you have me paranoid. I'm gonna nuke my flask in the oven when I get home


I probably just rinsed it out with soap and hit it with star san. I bleached my carboy after the fact and left it full of bleach water out in the sun for a day. Didn't have any problems with it after that.






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Zappas Stache
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re: Homebrewing: How's your hombrewing going?


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I need a mash-tun pretty bad so I can start brewing all-grain and save on extract costs.


Bout $100 incl false bottom and valve. Just skip one month of homebrewing and you're there.



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