Lawrence Brewers Guild

BeerSmith Recipe Printout - http://www.beersmith.com Recipe: Dogfish 90 Minute Clone v2 Brewer: Sean Belden Asst Brewer: Bill Carruth Style: Imperial IPA TYPE: All Grain Taste: (35.0) Recipe Specifications -------------------------- Batch Size: 20.00 gal Boil Size: 23.97 gal Estimated OG: 1.089 SG E...

For those that use software to catalog and keep track of your brewing, make sure to back them up. Either to a USB drive, printouts, another computer or a flashdrive (usb key). Get it done. I backup to Dropbox. (http://www.dropbox.com) Even going so far to use a basic script to have it done automagic...

They are taking up space. Take em all before Sat the 22nd, or they are going to recycling.

Mikey wrote:Is anyone sitting on some? Chime in if you know somethin'.
Thanks!

-M

How much? I have a couple of short sections I keep around as patching material.

brick wrote:I will not brew or ferment without it. It even makes fermenter cleanup easier. The krud at the top of the fermenter just wipes off. Most pro brewers use it too.

+1 Good stuff.

Sorry, other stuff going on.

I still have them. I'd tell you to come out, but it's a chore to get here with all the construction.

I will toss them into my car tonight and bring them in Thursday. Will you have time to meet up?

I lean toward Tart, but like both. My problem is very acidic things mess with my stomach. For example, OJ has to be cut with something else first. Like Sprite.

But I do love them.

whftom wrote:I have just discovered I have a Beer King CO2 tap for the 5 liter mini keg---but no kegs. Does anyone have a couple of these kegs they would part with for either money or some sort of trade? Please reply or PM me.

TomT

I can give you a couple.

Hello my name is Peggy not really my name is Dale. I used to live in Lawrence but because of my job on ft riley i had to move. But i still fly Jayhawk colors haha. I am purchasing my first brew equipment tomorrow and looking forward to my first batch. Welcome Peggy! (heh) Hanging out with Big Red O...

I'd pick that up.

It's not a stellar price, but it's very fair. You could save quite a bit if you wanted to piece something together.

But I understand buying it now. All you need is a fridge and you are set with that rig (oh and beer in the kegs).

This year is going to be rough for many families. Some of them have signed up for Adopt a Family. I'm planning to donate or do something for this program, and I thought I'd see if anyone else was interested in helping out. In the past we have done raffles and sales, or just a donation. The last time...

http://homebrewfinds.blogspot.com/

Looks interesting.

I could see it via the wizzardmedia embedded video (flash). This is on your main page.

When going to the specific video page, the video would bomb out and lock up the browser (chrome). It looked like the quicktime handler wasn't working for some reason.

Same problems in IE8.

Here's a list of the breweries in the states you are going to in the south. Along with a rating and how many beers they have. I didn't think there were any in Alabama. But I hear good things about Good People Brewing. Hope this helps. (sorry for the sloppy formatting) Name < Location Rating Reviews ...

It's done.