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Just did the survey. I have my home brew club meeting tonight which is always a good time. Think I might brew Biermunchers centennial blonde this weekend. Sounds like its a can't miss for the summer.

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I recently purchased a lot of equipment from someone getting out of home brewing In a box of random parts were these filters. Any idea what they should be used for? Part of the purchase was a single tier system with rims. The only thing I can think they may be used for is a filter for the rims...

Has anyone posted the extract recipe on beersmith? I have 6# of amber lme I need to use and this recipe sounds like a perfect candidate.

Thanks for the suggestions, think I'm going to try the Schlenkerla's Amber being that it's more the style of beer I like. Any other suggestions are greatly appreciated.

I have 6 lbs of breiss sparkling amber liquid malt extract that I want to use. I have searched and can't easily locate a good recipe to use it on. I have the ability to do anything from extract to all grain brewing. Can anyone direct me to a good recipe I can use this extract on?

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I emailed the seller 3 times and never heard back from him either. Think it might be a troller. If you do happen to get them I'd be more than happy to buy some from you. I'm in dire need of some cornys.

I brewed this as Orfys recipe is and has great flavor but is missing mouthfeel to me. Can anyone suggest the best way to add more mouthfeel for my taste. I was thinking adding malto dextrin, cara pils or flaked oats but not sure what would work best.

From a brother firefighter I love your label! What did you use to create it? Sent from my iPad using Home Brew

I use beerlabelizer.com , there is a sticky about the web site on here in "label display & discussion" thread. The site has round and square templates and is really easy to use Sent from my iPad using Home Brew

I wasn't happy with the first set of tap handles I made and posted here earlier, so I started over. I'm much happier with how these turned out. I looked at it as being a fun cheap project with the total cost coming in under $30 to make both.

Thanks for all the compliments on the coasters. bberg here is a picture of the bar top. it was made with poplar wood and stained with Cabots brown mahogany. I used self leveling epoxy resin to seal the wood. I also added a picture of all the coasters I have made. Before I get beat up about it...

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Love the professional look labels give my home-brew. Of course the taste better be up to snuff also!