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Picked up the ingredients to brew this on next Saturday. I'll follow the recipe exactly for the first go. I'll end up kegging this too. I'm excited, after a year of brewing this will be my first "big beer" and my first AG IPA. Done a few other extract IPAs and about half a dozen AG BIAB. cheers!

Had pretty good brew day. Overshot my target OG by a point so I'm a little worried it might be a little too boozy/hot. Other than that I hit all my temps/volumes. This is my first time using washed yeast so hopefully I'll get some good airlock activity. I washed some US-05 from the last batch...

Mashing my second batch of this now. The first batch was a hit with my father in law so I'm brewing/kegging this batch for his surprise 60th birthday!

Just had a: HB honey nut brown HB honey nut brown HB lemon lime hef HB rye ipa Happy Friday!

Nice! I have 3 in the same comp and I'm dropping mine off at myLHBS tomorrow as well!

Kegged 5 gal of Lemon Lime Hef, and 5 gal of Honey Nut Brown, and added a four port manifold and new lines to my keggerator. Upgraded my serving capacity from one to four. I only have three kegs for this weekend's cookout though... Looks like I need to get brewing!!!

Just kegged a batch tonight. If it's as good kegged as it is from the bottle it will be gone in no time! I can't wait for it to carb up, I only have four bottles of the first batch left!

BM Cream of Three Crops

I've never had a sour before but I'm now on a mission to go track done down...I'll report back in a day or two!

On my first batch (currently brewing my second), I saw an initial boost in fermentation after I added the limeade for about 24hrs. After that it died back down pretty quickly and there wasn't any additional visible signs of fermentation (i.e. bubbles coming out of my blow off tube). The yeast...

When I checked the gravity at Day 12 there was still krausen remnants, but by Day 14 it had completely fallen in. I know US-05 likes to hang around. As far as gelatin, it is a clearing agent that you add to cold beer a few days before kegging or bottling. Here is a thread...

Been about a week since I kegged my first batch. Since then I've had plenty, and given away just as much. While I wouldn't normally call this beer my favorite style (more of an IPA fan), I do really enjoy it. It came out crystal clear (I used whirlfolc and gelatin), and tastes very clean and...

Brew day this morning went great. Hit all my temps/gravities. Now all I need to do is get motivated enough to clean out and clean up my free side-of-the-road freezer and wire up my STC-1000 I picked up for it so I can lager. Assuming I get that done sometime today/tomorrow I'll be brewing a...

Brewed my second batch this morning. I started heating up my strike water at 5:30AM and was all done by 8:30AM. I had some things I had to take care of today, and SWMBO has a friend coming in from out of town and didn't want me off in my own little brewing world being anti-social :D So I did...

I started heating my strike water at 5:30AM due to my SWMBO's friend coming in town today (last minute), and us heading out of town for 10 days starting Friday. So essentially it was now or never! I have about 10 mins left on boil! I also have a doctor's appointment today, so I was forced to...

I just got my fridge last week so it still need a lot of work, but here it is! That's also my first kegged batch. That's homebrew IPA on the left and homebrew lemon lime hef on the right.

Hey Guys, I have a few quick questions that someone can hopefully answer (and I assume have already been answered here). Sorry for the lack of foresight in planning on my part but I'd like to get my first keg up and running by Saturday if at all possible. Obviously I'd need to do the burst...

The math was done a few pages ago. Essentially it adds 0.5%ABV.

I should hopefully be brewing this weekend. Assuming I can get my soon to arrive STC-1000 wired up I might try my hand at my first lager. If not I'll be brewing my second batch of lemon lime hefeweizen.

Awesome! Thanks for the reply. It makes total sense now. As someone who has developed lots of RIA's (rich internet applications) for work I'm all about the development process. I'll check out the sub-forum (somehow I've missed it up until this point), and see if I can't be of some service.