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5 gallons of Janet's Brown Ale 5 gallons of Cascades Orange Pale Ale 784+10 = 794

Pale ale with coriander and orange peel bubbling away at the moment...

5 gallons of Vanilla Caramel Cream Ale. 3683.85 + 5 = 3688.85

+5 gallons of oatmeal stout = 3351.5 gallons

2919 + 6 gallons of blonde ale = 2925 gallons

Cracked open a 5-year-old saison I’d forgotten about. Looks great but not really drinkable. Garage storage didn’t do it any favors.

29 Brewing Co. My birthday, my wife's birthday, and my son's birthday all contain 2 9. I'm not very creative so my beer names are pretty basic (if I name them at all).

I’ve never used this particular timer so I could be completely wrong here, but after a quick read of the instructions it looks like it’s expecting the time left in the process, not the step time. So you would set: 100, 55, 40, 20.

2807 + 3 gallons of Session IPA = 2810 gallons

9917 + 6 gallons barleywine = 9923

8731.5 + 6 gal Janet's Brown + 5 gal American Wheat = 8742.5

4 gallons of Rye IPA 11 gallons of Blonde 6 gallons of Munich Helles 7677+21 = 7698

4 gallons of Mild. 6449 + 4 = 6453

4 gallons of English IPA today. 5740.5 + 4 = 5744.5

Late to the party here, so I'll add my totals year to date: 5.75 gal American Lager, 6.5 gal Blonde, 5 gal Saison, 4 gal Blonde, 4.25 gal American Lager. 5655.5 + 25.5 = 5681 gallons.

Username: TimC

I feel your pain - I asked the owner of my local shop a couple years ago and was quoted "about $95" for a sack of 2-row! As I've said many times before, I would love to support my local shops, but the prices are so high I just can't afford to. I do buy yeast there on occasion - if they have...

He wasn't calling all-grain brewers pricks, he was calling elitist pricks, pricks. He was replying to my post, in which I said (in part): "the elitist attitude of 'if you're using extract you're not really brewing' is what has kept me away from a certain club in my area."

I just recently switched to a Garmin Nuvi from a Garmin Quest. I've owned various Garmin receivers over the last 12 years or so and have always been happy with them (except for the eTrex series, but that's another story). That said, I like the Quest much better than the Nuvi. Sure, the Nuvi has...

If you're making good beer with extract, then by all means keep doing it if that's what you want to do. Even though I brew all-grain now (mainly because I enjoy the process), the elitist attitude of "if you're using extract you're not really brewing" is what has kept me away from a certain...