Recent content by uatuba

I did Google, but I think this will work. Thank you!

Greetings! I’m getting back into the hobby after 4.5 years due to a move which took away my brewing space. As such, I purchased a load of equipment from a former home brewer. I’m cleaning everything metal and replacing everything non-metal. One thing included was a 1.5” TC sight glass…but the...

I've finally pulled the trigger and decided to get into Electric Brewing. We have relocated so I haven't brewed in quite a while, as space has been limited. Now that I'm close to finishing a shop/brewery, I decided to ease into the electric brewing world. I have a 30 A 125v NEMA-L30R...

Brewed two batches...a black IPA and a SNPA clone. A few months ago I wired up the 50 amp outlet for both my welder and my future electric brewery. Someone convince me to do it.

Ingredients? How about: coffee beans and water. Ta-da!

Yes they do use it for bittering only. There are still the other two steps of their "triple hops" process that can't and don't use tetrahop lol.

I'm on the Miller Tour in Milwaukee. Guide: We use hop extract from a company just down the road. We use the extract because it keeps our beer from reacting with UV light when we package it in clear bottles. Me: *blank stare* My wife: *elbow* I just let it go...

I'm brewing a cream ale. After over a full calendar year of doing graduate work and other stuff, I've forced myself to make time for my two hobbies: homebrewing and backpacking. Last week I brewed a one hop IPA.

Well...you have the right to be wrong.

It's called Elevenses. And it's delicious. Wait...you said Arnold Palmer. I know he's known to drink a lot, but I didn't realize he fancied himself a Brewer.

I tell you, my favorite Bourbon and Coke is Captain Morgan and ginger ale.

I'm talking about the use of a word as a generic term when it isn't a generic term.

With all the anti Coke as a generic term folks here, I can't believe more people didn't jump on the guy in the "What are you drinking now?" thread. He said he was drinking an apfelwein and cranberry juice mimosa.

Evidently, the scientists on the show did...it being a fictional show and all.

So in other words...not a mimosa at all?