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You may be able to get a good price at reliance outdoor supply. I recently discovered them and they carry brewing goods.

I have drank a few of them. I am disappointed in myself because I dry hopped for too long and the taste is off. Of course I won't let it go to waste....but I will be redoing this recipe in the near future. Just got my Barley Crusher in last night too. Strength wise, this beer turned out to be...

Yeah I'm looking forward to trying one. Going to let them sit for another two weeks if I can resist temptation.

I just bottled it today. Color looks pretty good and FG was spot on as well.

Dry hopped today with 1oz each of Cascade and Centennial.

I used 10# 2 row instead of the 12. Will let you know the results.

Just made this today. OG came out perfect! Was a little worried at first.

Yea, I want more. I hate only being able to have 2 going at once.

Yeah. I want strong stuff quickly.

I batch sparge. I tried the whole pour sparge water over a wooden spoon technique. I lack the required patience for that.

I've been brewing extract and partial for a long while. Just recently started AG.

Coyote is the closest. It in Las Cruces.

Not in SC. I'm in El Paso, TX now. I've calmed down. Lesson learned. I would love to be back east, we will see in about a year and a half. The only homebrew shop near here is in Las Cruces, NM. Online ordering here I come. Oh, that price was after their military discount.

So today I drove nearly 45 minutes (one way) to the closest LHBS to get some grain. I called previously and was told the grains were $2.50 a pound. I get 13 pounds of grain and realize they charge $3.00 per pound. Needless to say, I spend $77 for a 5 gallon batch. They won't be getting my...

Well just bought grain from Coyote......$3.00 a pound. I don't think I will be buying from there again.

I'm here

You know, this year's Celebration does seem a little "browner" than usual. I think it only used to have a reddish hue.

For the masses, I just got a response from SN: Hello Ron, Thanks for reaching out. The recipe you outlined is pretty close. I have included a homebrew recipe suggestion provided by our product manager. I hope this helps. Best of luck and please let us know if you have any additional questions...

That sucks. I know coyote gives a military discount, so that comes in a bit handy.

I am here in EP. I drive out to Coyotes everyone in a while for grain. I heard Primo's sells grain. Can anyone verify that?