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I doubled the hops, and I used whole cone...1 full pound. It is a very drinkable beer. I took it to brewfest, and they loved it.

Heres the money shot

Also, I was asked repeatedly about the Jalapeno Cream Ale, so it will go back to the Winter Brewfest in Feburary

I still consider myself a novice. Ive been brewing for about two years. I entered a Jalapeno Cream Ale in a brewest last feburary, and while it was a good entry, it didnt get many votes. Last night, there was another competition, done by the same people, and I had three new beers to try out...

Yes, this happened to me...next one I pour, I'll take a picture..the top of the bottle is golden and crystal clear, extract and the lactose has settled to the bottom of the bottles

I entered mine into a brewfest, and i had a line of people all night tasting and enjoying this beer. As a first timer in a competition, i had several other experienced brewers asking for beer to take home.

Craftabrew seems to be very secretive about many things. I will tell you that we sell craftabrew kits in our store, and i have made all of their beers. The idea behind them is kind if like the old Mr Beer, but using some grains. They want to to follow their directions and use tgeir products...

Chocolate Milk Stout

This is my Hefewisen

Here is my ingredient list

24 hours into fermentation

This was about two hours into fermentation

I just brewed this one up yesterday and im pretty excited after reading all the posts I made a couple changes, and ill post them here for all to read. My changes wete because the two brew shops in my area didnt have certain products.

This is my latest homebrew. American light. I'm surprised at the flavor, and the drinkability of this. It was a Brewers best kit, and it was very cheap. This is a beer that is very good.

Yeah, it was my first all grain batch, and I don't have a mash ton, so I cut it down to a 1 gallon...but i know the recipe is a good one, so I'll make a 5 gallon batch next time.

Yeah, it was my first all grain batch, and I don't have a mash ton, so I cut it down to a 1 gallon...but i know the recipe is a good one, so I'll make a 5 gallon batch next time.

This is my first, all grain brew. Amber Ale. I think it looks great, and man, the taste is outstanding! My only regret is, I only made a 1 gallon batch.

I'll make a larger hopper, and the grinder is very adjustible

I'm getting it for free...

Im getting one of these to test, the hopper is small, buy I think I can work something out. Anyone use one of these? and if so, what are your thoughts on it? http://www.victorioproducts.com/products/grain-mills/deluxe-grain-mill