Next summer my homebrew buddy and I are going to take a trip to Colorado. Any recommendations on cities that will give us a large and unique craft brew experience? We can only go to one city as we want to fly in and minimize driving.
That is terrible timing! I am registered to take that test in a year due to its popularity in my area... I can't imagine getting a cold right before taking it.
I normally just sit in a warm shower for a while and let steam do some work on congestion when I get a cold. Other than that I am...
That was quick response haha. Thank you for the answer bferullo and union, I have been using irish moss ever since I started all grain brewing but I have never tried rehydrating it before. However from the sounds of it rehydrating it might not make that big of a difference (or any difference at...
I'm sure it is going to be great! I have ran into the running out of propane issue before, however my homebrew buddy always keeps a spare tank so we lucked out haha :mug:
Let us know how it turns out!
Stone Ruinten!!!
Lagunitas Little Sumptin
High Water Brewing Campfire Stout
Clown Shoes Blaecorn Unidragon
Ninkasi Tricerahops
Ruinten was delicious and I miss it
I see, well I will do some more research on finding a Wee Heavy to try out. I have tried Sierra Nevada's Bigfoot Barleywine and I was very impressed by it. Thank you for the info unionrdr!
Forgive my lack of knowledge, however I have never heard of an English Wee Heavy only a Scottish Wee Heavy. What is an example of one, and how would it compare to the Scottish variety?
Well I have been using the forum for general information for an extended period of time, so it feels like it would be appropriate to finally introduce myself.
I am a homebrewer in Northern California. I started with kit beers for the first few months but quickly moved on to an all grain set up...